Day 15/16: End Violence Against Women in all its forms
ICWEA staff take part in the solidarity walk to challenge clauses in the Uganda HIV Law that criminalize HIV.
Day 14/16: Sexual Reproductive Health Rights Violations
Studies by the World Health Organisation (WHO) and UNFPA show that disruption, denial, and/or unavailability of contraceptive supplies; judgmental or biased treatment based on reproductive status or choices; coercive FP…
Day 13/16: Gender Based Violence
Direct GBV is mostly interpersonal violence against women that includes physical, sexual, psychological, and economic violence15. Thus GBV is a result of social norms, cultures, and systems and seriously affects…
Day 12/16: Stigma, discrimination and poor attitudes in health care facilities
Healthcare is one of the many settings where women living with HIV experienceviolence, abuse and lack of respect for their rights. A UK study carried out byPositively Women found that…
Day 11/16: Structural Violence and Young Women
Information shared by the PITCH Ambassadors from Uganda reveal that Adolescent Girls and Young Women living with HIV are bullied out of healthcare facilities, and at the end when they…
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