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National 5 years ago
With limited access to birth control, Indonesia set to see a COVID-19 baby boom
The one-month decline in contraceptive use alone could push up pregnancies by 15 per cent, or around 420,000 pregnancies, within a month to three months, according to its estimate. A further drop within three months will increase pregnancies by up to 30 per cent, or above 800,000, within another few months.
National 7 years ago
Taboo prevents Indonesians from buying condoms
In big cities in Indonesia, condoms, which can be as cheap as US$1.19 a dozen, are as ubiquitous as convenience stores. Nonetheless, even with such easy access, making it the easiest form of contraception, cultural norms hamper the use of condoms.
National 8 years ago
Yogyakarta declaration adopted to strengthen cooperation of population, family planning
Yogyakarta Calls for Action has been adopted to strengthen cooperation and exchange of information and experiences between Partners in Population and Development (PPD) member countries in the field of population and family planning.
