
CSJ Malawi urges health workers to break stigma on reproductive health services provision
Section 243 of the Malawi Penal Code permits health workers to perform abortions to safeguard the life of a pregnant woman or girl
Section 243 of the Malawi Penal Code permits health workers to perform abortions to safeguard the life of a pregnant woman or girl
Liwonde, Machinga The Malawi Government has a responsibility to uphold the sexual and reproductive health and rights of women, according to a human rights organization. […]
THYOLO, Malawi Centre for Solutions Journalism (CSJ) has urged artists in Malawi to champion access to comprehensive sexual and reproductive health and rights through drama. […]
Centre for Solutions Journalism (CSJ) has described government’s post-abortion care programme as ‘life-saving and extremely important,’ in ensuring that no single woman or girl suffers […]
CENTRE FOR SOLUTIONS JOURNALISM STATEMENT RELEASED ON INTERNATIONAL SAFE ABORTION DAY – SEPTEMBER 28, 2024 Every year on September 28, Malawi joins the rest […]
LIWONDE, Malawi Actors and actresses have an important role to play in campaigning for social change and civic educating the public about policy and legal […]
The death of a 16-year-old girl following rape by a Kabaza (motorcycle taxi) operator, as reported by The Daily Times on February 5, 2024, calls […]
Maternal mortality burden in Malawi triggers fear and anxiety among poor pregnant women in rural areas, says a reproductive health activist. “Pregnant women in rural […]
ZOMBA, Malawi Unsafe abortion is among the major drivers of maternal mortality in Malawi, a health worker has said. Currently, 439 women die per every […]
Blantyre-based youth activist Kenneth Mtago has described abortion as a complex and deeply troubling issue which is inflicting complications and deaths on women and girls. […]
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