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It's Time to Support Africa's Maternal Community Health Workers - Vimarsana News

It's Time to Support Africa's Maternal Community Health Workers

Click to expand Image A traditional birth attendant massages a pregnant woman before assisting in delivering her baby in Kibera, Nairobi, Kenya, July 3, 2020. 2020 Brian Inganga/AP Photo The world recently marked the United Nations' first International Day of Care and Support, recognizing the work that goes into the upkeep of millions of households and families globally. This work includes supporting and caring for children, pregnant and postpartum people, older persons, and persons with disabilities. The vast majority of this work - 76.2% of care and support work - is done by women and, ...

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Sierra LeoneSouth AfricaHuman Rights WatchUn Sustainable Development GoalsInternational Day Of CareUnited NationInternational DaySouthern AfricaHuman RightsClick To Expand Imagea Traditional Birth Attendant Massagesa Pregnant Woman Before Assisting In Delivering Her Baby KiberaJuly 3020 2020 Brian Inganga Ap Photo The World Recently Marked United Nations 39 First International Day Of Care And SupportEcognizing The Work That Goes Into Upkeep Of Millions Households And Families Globally This Includes Supporting Caring For ChildrenRegnant And Postpartum PeopleOlder PersonsNd Persons With Disabilities The Vast Majority Of This Work 76 2 Care And Support Is Done By WomenEspite Being CrucialT Is Often Unpaid And Not Recognized By Communities Governments Take Work Done Traditional Birth Attendants In Africa For Example HistoricallyA Traditional Birth Attendant Was Usually An Older Woman Who Assisted Women And Girls During Childbirth Acquired Her Skills Through Observation Or Apprenticeship TodayHe Role Of Traditional Birth Attendants Has Been Reimagined And Restructured With The Support Private Health Care ProvidersRaditional Birth Attendants Are Being Trained By Maternal Health Care Professionals To Provide Education On Warning Signs During Pregnancy They Empowered And Supported Refer Women Girls FacilitiesN Some InstancesHey Are Trained To Provide SafeUality Delivery Care For Uncomplicated Deliveries Traditional Birth Attendants Are Easily Accessible Because They Live In The Communities That Serve More Affordable Than Services Most Health Facilities Can Provide Dignified Respects Women 39s Preferences Of All ThisAny Women And Girls About 24 In Eastern Southern Africa Rely On Traditional Birth Attendants Unfortunately
Uganda's President Signs Repressive Anti-LGBT Law - Vimarsana News

Uganda's President Signs Repressive Anti-LGBT Law

Click to expand Image Ugandan Members of Parliament stand as they participate during the passing of the anti-Homosexuality bill, at a sitting inside the Parliament Buildings in Kampala, Uganda, May 2, 2023. 2023 Abubaker Lubowa/Reuters Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni has signed a bill criminalizing same sex conduct, including potentially the death penalty for those convicted of "aggravated homosexuality," into law. The Anti-Homosexuality Act of 2023 violates multiple fundamental rights guaranteed under Uganda's constitution and breaks commitments made by the government as...

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Yoweri MuseveniHuman Rights WatchPresident Yoweri MuseveniAnti Homosexuality ActHomosexuality ActSexual Minorities UgandaHuman RightsClick To Expand Image Ugandan Members Of Parliament Stand As They Participate During The Passing Anti Homosexuality BillTa Sitting Inside The Parliament Buildings In KampalaMay 2023 2023 Abubaker Lubowa Reuters Uganda 39s President Yoweri Museveni Has Signeda Bill Criminalizing Same Sex ConductNcluding Potentially The Death Penalty For Those Convicted Of Quot Aggravated HomosexualityUot Into Law The Anti Homosexuality Act Of 2023 Violates Multiple Fundamental Rights Guaranteed Under Uganda 39s Constitution And Breaks Commitments Made By Government Asa Signatory Toa Number International Human Agreements Penal Code Already Punishes Same Sex Conduct With Life Imprisonmenta Criminal Offense That Is Rarely Prosecuted But New Creates Crimes Such As Vaguely Worded Quot Promotion Introduces Death Penalty For Several Acts Considered Aggravated It Also Increases Prison Sentence Attempted To 10 Years Discriminates Against People DisabilitiesOntrary To Uganda 39s ConstitutionY Making The Offence Of Homosexuality Aggravated If Quot Victim Hasa DisabilityHereby Denying Persons With Disabilities The Capacity To Consent Sex Anyone Advocating For Rights Of Lgbt PeopleNcluding Representatives Of Human Rights Organizations Or Those Providing Financial Support To That Do SoOuld Face Up To 20 Years 39 Imprisonment For The Quot Promotion Of Homosexuality Violence And Discrimination Against Lgbt People Is Already Prevalent In Uganda After Government Passed Now Scrapped 2014 Anti ActUman Rights Watch Research Found That People Faceda Notable Increase In Arbitrary ArrestsPolice AbuseLoss Of EmploymentIscriminatory Evictions By LandlordsNd Reduced Access To Health Services Because Of Their Perceived Sexual Orientation Or Gender Identity Over The YearsGandan Police Have Carried Out Mass Arrests At Lgbt Pride EventsT Lgbt Friendly Bars
Remaining relevant in uncertain times: how Indian students can benefit from transnational education to improve employability for the future of work - Vimarsana News

Remaining relevant in uncertain times: how Indian students can benefit from transnational education to improve employability for the future of work

New Delhi [India], March 3 (ANI/Mediawire): Society today has evolved with new technologies and trends that reshape the world we live in. During the Union Budget 2023, Indian finance minister Nirmala Sitaraman asserted that the government believes in a technology-driven and knowledge-based economic future. According to the Nasscom Annual Report 2022, India's emerging technology industry recorded a 15.5 per cent growth (the highest ever) to reach USD 227 billion in revenue. The report also stated that the share of digital to total revenue stands at 30-32 per cent with 1 in 3 employees being...

Beyond enforcement, PRO-11 invests in good community relations - Vimarsana News

Beyond enforcement, PRO-11 invests in good community relations

EXPANDING ROLES. A police officer in this undated photo assists a boy in answering his modules. More than law enforcement, the police are taking the roles of community leaders to develop good relations with its host communities through its Revitalized Pulis sa Barangay Program. (Photo courtesy of PRO-11) DAVAO CITY - Beyond their mandate to maintain security and safety, the Police Regional Office in Davao Region (PRO-11) has embarked on expanding its community engagement through its Revitalized Pulis sa Barangay (RPSB) Program. Major Rowena Jacosalem PRO-11 chief for regional community affairs...

NegOr nearly halfway done vaccinating target population - Vimarsana News

NegOr nearly halfway done vaccinating target population

(Photo courtesy of Lupad Dumaguete Facebook) DUMAGUETE CITY - The province of Negros Oriental has fully vaccinated 40.2 percent of its target population against the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19). The Friday report of Assistant Provincial Health Officer Dr. Liland Estacion showed 398,260 out of 990,637 have complete doses, including the one-shot Janssen vaccine. Estacion appealed to the unvaccinated to get their jabs at the earliest possible time, especially with the threat of the fast-spreading Omicron variant. Booster shots are available for walk-ins. "We have plenty of vaccines av...