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A new development paradigm post-2015, a comprehensive goal for health that includes sexual and reproductive health and rights, and another for gender equality
“These are our bottom lines… We are counting on all governments to have the courage to champion
the ‘controversial’ issues by addressing the difficult realities, many of which are related to the root causes of inequalities…
1. Keep your Promises.
2. Champion our Sexual Rights.
3. We Demand Economic Justice.
4. Leave us a Healthy Planet.
5. We are Stakeholders, not a Target Group.” (Post-2015 Consultation Youth Statement, October 2013
A new development paradigm post 2015 a comprehensive goal for health that includes SRHR & Gender
FORGOTTEN VOICES: SEXUAL & REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH & KEY POPULATIONS WITH DISABILITY IN THE CARIBBEAN REGION
Globally, persons with disabilities are among the most vulnerable members of society, facing
all the structural risks of HIV/STIs including high rates of poverty, illiteracy or inadequate
educational achievement, lack of access to health resources, and significant levels of
exclusion, stigma and discrimination. The following summarises some of the main challenges
they face in relation to SRHR