SA delegates in Kenya to promote its stance on human rights

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The conference aims to address sexual and reproductive health issues affecting young women, marginalised groups - such as members of the LGBTI community - as well as sex workers.

JOHANNESBURG - Minister in the Presidency Jackson Mthembu said South Africa would use its participation at the International Conference on Population and Development in Kenya to advance its stance on human rights.

New data released by the United Nations Population Fund shows it will cost the world $264 billion to eliminate gender-based violence, maternal deaths and provide contraceptives globally. On Tuesday, Mthembu said South Africa’s delegation would promote, among others, maternal health rights, which many women in the continent do not have access to.

“We are a country that respects human rights. Our mandate is to reaffirm what we stand for: the rights of women and children against gender-based violence.”Soul City’s Lebo Ramafoko said they would attend the event to ensure it did not become just another talk shop.According to the UN Population Fund, at least 830 women die every day from avoidable maternal issues.

 

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