Digital safety is a feminist issue. Women and girls deserve more than protection from harm. We deserve access, skills, privacy, innovation and power. 💜✊🏾 #CTRLHER #GenerationAlive #FemTech #EndTFGBV

💜 Three days of dialogue. A continuing responsibility. At the National Child Protection Conference, Generation Alive called for girls’ leadership, meaningful participation and action to end violence and child marriage. Children’s rights must be felt in everyday life. #EndVAC

Girls’ bodies,choices and futures belong to them. This #InternationalDayOfTheGirl, we call for action: end child marriage, fund girls’ education and health, challenge patriarchy and resource girls’ leadership. Girls’ rights are non-negotiable. #EndChildMarriage #InvestInGirls

Abortion is essential healthcare. Abortion is a human right. Then, why do restrictive laws still push women and girls into unsafe care, create fear among healthcare providers and stand in the way of dignity, autonomy, health and equality? This International Safe Abortion Day, we call for laws that protect not criminalize. For abortion care that is safe, accessible and dignified. For reproductive autonomy without criminalization. For every woman and girl to exercise her rights without fear. The work continues. #sept28 #abortionishealthcare

Excited to learn more about how African movements are turning solidarity into action for abortion care, stronger health systems and reproductive justice this #September28? Join our webinar with @wgnrrafrica and @CentreOdas on 29th September here: us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regi…

International Safe Abortion Day offers another moment to interrogate the colonial legal legacies that continue to influence access to safe abortion in Africa. In their opinion piece, Dr. Jessica Oga and Dr. Moses Mulumba examine the colonial origins of Senegal’s abortion law and its continued application in post-independence Senegal. Their analysis raises important questions about inherited legal systems, reproductive rights, and the pursuit of reproductive justice in Africa. Read the full opinion piece: africa.ippf.org/blogs/whose-…

Did you know that the President of Zambia His Excellency @HHichilema is the @_AfricanUnion Presidential Champion on Ending child marriage?

Today is International Safe Abortion Day, and the truth is abortion is essential healthcare. Across Africa, there has been progress in protecting reproductive rights, including through the Maputo Protocol, which recognizes access to safe abortion in specific circumstances. Yet restrictive laws, criminalization, stigma and systemic barriers continue to prevent many women and girls from accessing the care they need. Unsafe abortions continue to contribute to preventable complications and maternal deaths, while uncertainty in the law discourages healthcare providers from providing care. We call on African governments and policymakers to act urgently to: 🔴 Reform restrictive abortion laws and remove vague and punitive provisions 🔴 Recognize safe abortion as essential healthcare, accessible without stigma, discrimination or unnecessary barriers 🔴 Strengthen health systems and equip healthcare providers to deliver safe abortion and post-abortion care 🔴 Ensure accurate, non-judgmental information on abortion and reproductive health 🔴 Expand access to contraception and comprehensive sexuality education to support informed reproductive choices Safe abortion saves lives. It is healthcare, a human rights issue and a matter of justice. Read the full Joint CSO Statement — reproductiverights.org/news/… #sep28 #isad

True. Context matters & those who work & co-create understand this. It is about lived realities and led by those who understand the challenges. @GALSocials

Traditional Ceremonies Meets SRHR! At #2026KuombokaCeremony @UNFPAZambia @mohzambia & @YwcaCouncil delivered mobile #SRHR #HIV & #PSEAH info & services. Also, 11.5M condoms were secured by @zammsasocials @StoresZambia Mongu Hub to ensure health choices for all. #PartnersAtCore

We are honoured to be part of the WLOs,WROs & feminist movements driving change. Sustainable funding is the key to ensuring access justice for all Grateful to @UNFPAZambia, @Wildaf2015 & @IrelandinZambia for spotlighting this critical issue. #InvestInWomen #PartnersAtCore

Without sustained funding,WLOs and feminist movements cannot survive. And without feminist movements, systems will not change.