Like elsewhere, women in West Africa have been disproportionate victims of COVID-19 in terms of their rights, health and autonomy. Government and donor action is decisive in health crises by including civil society and taking measures to prevent rather than reinforce women and girls’ vulnerability.
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Written by CARE | This is the first blog in a 4-part series sharing personal family planning stories from around the world – presented by CARE and Girls’ Globe in the lead up to the 2018 International Conference on Family Planning. Catch up on the whole series with stories from Parmila, Oun Srey Leak, and Olive.
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