Our Executive Director expresses his opinion on civil law and church law on abortion.
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Our Executive Director expresses his opinion on civil law and church law on abortion.
Click to read full peace https://mwnation.com/abortion-from-st-gianna-mollas-view/
Abortion is provided to save life according to the approved Ministry of Health guidelines In Malawi, health providers are empowered to provide abortion care when the pregnancy risks the girl or woman’s life. The Ministry of Health clearly explains this position in the Standards and Guidelines for Post Abortion Care (PAC Guidelines). In Chapter 1 of the…
On 18th February, 2024, Nyale Institute for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (Nyale Institute) in collaboration with the Malawi Human Rights Commission (MHRC) and the Center for Reproductive Rights (CRR), hosted a dissemination meeting in Lilongwe to present findings from the Facility Assessment and Readiness Survey on Comprehensive Abortion Care. Supported by the Ministry…
I had the privilege to be invited to make a presentation as a panellist during the Health and Wellbeing session at the Youth Pre-STC, under the theme “Youth issues on Sexual and Reproductive Health/Reproductive Rights (SRH & RR) and Mental Health: “Taking stock of what is being done, identifying key priorities moving forward.” The first question I…
What happened? In this case, a 15-year-old girl CM needed a legal abortion following getting pregnant in December 2020, after a sexually abusive relationship with an older man. Having made her pregnant, the older man abandoned CM. CM’s uncle, who was taking care of her, saw that CM was worried about her future because of…
Introduction In the heart of southeastern Africa lies Malawi, a landlocked country blessed with natural beauty and a vibrant culture. Despite its charm, Malawi faces significant challenges, particularly in the realm of sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). This article delves into the multifaceted landscape of SRHR in Malawi, exploring the current state of…
Florence Chimenya’s death following a caesarean section at Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital has sparked a legal battle over alleged medical negligence. Her family claims she died after surgical cotton was mistakenly left inside her during surgery, leading to severe complications and inadequate follow-up care. The case, now in court, raises urgent questions about the quality…