There can be no gender equality without menstrual justice
Menstrual justice should be at the heart of health and gender equity interventions, write Emily Wilson and colleagues The menstrual cycle and menstruation are normal, physiological processes. But the experience of menstruation is shaped by social, economic, and structural factors and associated inequalities. These factors pose substantial challenges to accessing information about their bodies, menstrual products, toilets, water, disposal facilities, and health services to women, girls, and other people who menstruate.123 A menstrual justice lens can facilitate action to tackle the inequities ...
Source: bmj.com
