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10 December 2024
Human Rights Day
The past three decades have brought seismic shifts in the achievement of human rights, especially sexual and reproductive health and rights. Yet there is a long road ahead. With…
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Trilateral Cooperation Secretariat (TCS), Seoul, Republic of Korea
26 November 2024
8th Global Symposium on Low Fertility and Ageing
This event will explore proactive, positive approaches to demographic changes, such as low fertility, emphasizing resilience and the safeguarding of sexual and reproductive health…
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Global
25 November 2024
International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women
In a world wracked by conflict and climate crises, women and girls pay a heavy price. Our theme for the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women this year…
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Global
11 October 2024
International Day of the Girl Child
The future is female – and it is being led by adolescent girls. The theme for the International Day of the Girl Child this year is: “Girls’ vision for the future.”
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Global
10 October 2024
World Mental Health Day
10 October is World Mental Health Day. Together, we can ensure mental health is valued, protected, and promoted for all.
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Global
01 October 2024
International Day of Older Persons
Our world is ageing – and this is a triumph of development. Innovations in health and poverty reduction have extended lives on a global scale. The theme for the International Day…
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Global
26 September 2024
World Contraception Day
Access to contraception is a human right. It furthers the health and well-being not just of women and girls, but of their families and societies.
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Global
04 September 2024
World Sexual Health Day
Sexual health is not just about the absence of disease. Positive relationships grounded in mutual respect, empathy and understanding are a cornerstone of sexual health and well…
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Global
19 August 2024
World Humanitarian Day
From Gaza to Darfur, health workers are being killed in hospitals, in clinics, and in the communities where they care for the sick and wounded.
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