Control over sexual reproductive health: stressor and resources for Makerere University students Kampala, Uganda. An exploratory study.

Department of State (2020) report on human rights in Angola, in 2019, Significant human rights issues included: unlawful or arbitrary killings, including extrajudicial

These findings provide some of the first empirical support that non-disabled people perceive people with physical disabilities as enjoying fewer sexual and reproductive rights

The research project was initiated and is supervised by the National Union of Disabled Persons of Uganda (NUDIPU). The collection of data is carried out by Makerere University.

Still, given the exploratory nature of the study, the lack of strict generalisability does not diminish the contribution made by the fi ndings here: that a substantial difference

Adolescents need to have access to proven-effective sex- ual and reproductive health (SRH) interventions such as comprehensive sexual health education and counselling, access

The gender norms that regulate the behaviour of women and girls and which frame their lives make them particularly vulnerable to sexual and reproductive ill- health and practices

The first theory presumes that adolescent sexual reproductive health and rights (SRHR) interventions that are supported by contextual factors, such as existing policies and

For the interventions targeted at reducing adolescent pregnancy, the organizing themes include education and access to adolescent sexual and reproductive health services;