Universal Access to Sexual and Reproductive Care

Sexual and Reproductive RightsSexual and reproductive right are an essential pillar of overall healthHealth and well-beingWell-being. Sexual Rights are part of human rightsHuman rights and are enveloped in an extensive range of cultural norms, attitudes and values, being also connected to economic, social, legal and political realities. As an example of this, even in the western society, which is considered more liberal in these aspects, it is a subject that is often considered a taboo even for healthHealth and political professionals. Reproductive rights affect different minorities: womenWomen, especially those with disabilities and from social or ethnic minorities, LGBTIQA+ people and people with disabilities. WomenWomen often face the repercussions of the lack of access to and knowledge about contraceptionContraception and abortionAbortion. A wide range of strategies need to be put together to find a balance between keeping the security of sexual and reproductive options along with the aspect of both pleasure and sexual liberty. After all, there will never be a single one-size-fits-all strategy. The human race in its complexity needs preventive strategiesPreventive strategies, which fits different gender, economic opportunity, and social risk behaviors.