Colloquium unpacks sexual and reproductive health and rights in Africa

The Socio Economic Rights Project (SERP) in conjunction with the Kenya Legal and Ethical Issues Network on HIV and AIDS (KELIN), held a colloquium on the role of regional/sub-regional human rights bodies in advancing sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) in Africa, from the 28 – 29 June 2018.

The ACERWC and SRHR

Ayalew Getachew

Sex work in Africa: Legal and Human Rights Issues

Chrispine Gwalawala Sibande

The Role of the Health Ombud in Ensuring Accountability in the Health Care Setting : The Life EsidimeniI Example

Daphine Kabagambe Agaba

Evolution of Sexual and Reproductive Health as Human Rights under International Law

Ebenezer Durojaye

SRHR Litigation as a Tool for Accountability in East Africa

Linda W. Kroeger

Strategies for Ending Child Marriage in the Horn of Africa

Martha Tukahirwa

Nexus between the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and Health

Obiajulu Nnamuchi

Reproductive Health Rights & The Inter-American System of Human Rights

Ciara O’Connell

SRHR in the African Human Rights System: An overview

Nkatha Murungi

The Kenya National Commission On Human Rights & The Promotion Of Sexual And Reproductive Health Rights In Kenya

Shatikha S. Chivusia

Violence against Women as a human rights violation

Sibongile Ndashe

The Other Side Of The Coin-:The Relevance Of Involving Men In The Realisation Of SRHR In Africa

Sibusiso Mkwananzi

Lessons from litigating for Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights In Southern Africa

Tambuzdai Gonese

Sexuality Education As A Human Right Challenge In Africa: A Case Study Of Uganda

Teddy Namatovu