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More education needed to end menstrual stigma – CHRAJ
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Liberia: Paramount Young Women, Community Health Initiative Celebrate World Menstrual Hygiene Day with High School Students
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As part of activities marking this year’s menstrual hygiene day celebration, Zipline Ghana in partnership with Ruby Love and Steel Sky has distributed over one thousand underwear and reusable sanitary pads to some selected schools within the West Mamprusi municipality.
Over 300 young girls drawn from Mozuu M/A Primary and JHS, Nasia M/A Primary and JHS and Guaku-Dow M/A Primary and JHS benefited from the donation.
According to the leadership of Zipline Vobsi, the distribution of the period underwear and the reusable sanitary pads formed part of Zipline s cooperate social responsibilities.
May 28 is observed annually as the Menstrual Hygiene Day across the globe. The annual commemoration is targeted at helping societies break the silence and taboo, raise awareness and change negative social norms surrounding menstrual hygiene management.
May, 31, 2021
By Dr. Suranga Hettipathirana
In Sri Lanka, menstruation has more often than not been a topic spoken in hushed tones, behind closed doors and continues to be one of our culture s greatest stigmas, despite being home to a female population of 52%, 5.7 Million of whom menstruate. Therefore, poorly-informed practices related to menstrual hygiene have continued to lead to serious ailments such as toxic shock syndrome or reproductive tract infections (RTI) in many women across the island. Even armed with knowledge, only a portion of the country s menstruating population have access to secure, clean sanitary facilities and products to ensure hygiene.