What do you think can be done to prevent unintended pregnancies, especially in adolescents? Some say it’s about allowing them to have family planning. What's your opinion?@HDIRwanda@RwandaGender@WHORwanda@Imbuto
Uncertainty.
Worry.
Fear.
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#Earlymomentsmatter, #PositiveparentingRW
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A message by the Minister of Gender and Family Promotion Prof.@BayisengeJn on #GlobalDayOfParents which has coincided with the launch of the parenting month campaign to promote positive parenting amid Covid-19.’
"I am a woman ... But for the Burundian society, I am still umukobwa, a girl, & only marriage would make me a woman." -Alumna Joanna Caouette #IWD#womensrights#genderequity https://t.co/bFPMksggIk
Myth #8: Woman won't accept; she will challenge. She won't be awed by that which has been built up around us; we must reverence that woman in us who struggles for expression. #womeninGH#IWD2021#ChooseToChallenge@womeninGH
Woman must not accept; she must challenge. She must not be awed by that which has been built up around her; she must reverence that woman in her which struggles for expression.
#iwd2021
“As the past year highlighted the gender inequities around us, together we must continue challenging the status quo. To the sons, brothers and husbands, we count on you to adhere to the “HEforSHE” principles...” - First Lady Jeannette Kagame
Mrs Jeannette Kagame: Despite these significant achievements, changing conservative mindsets is not something that happens overnight. Gender relations within families, do not always change at the same pace, as government policies.
Mrs Jeannette Kagame: My country has also learned that, out of tragedy and necessity, Rwandan women have demonstrated unimaginable resilience. Post-genocide data recorded that women and girls made up 80 percent of Rwanda’s surviving population.