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Dedi Mulyadi's vasectomy proposal met with opposition
Archipelago 10 months ago

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Dedi Mulyadi's vasectomy proposal met with opposition

Coordinating Social Empowerment Minister Muhaimin Iskandar asserted that vasectomy is a personal choice and should not be imposed by anyone, including through government policy.
Govt mulls controversial plan to make vasectomy a requirement for assistance recipients
Archipelago 10 months ago

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Govt mulls controversial plan to make vasectomy a requirement for assistance recipients

Dedi further stated that limiting the number of children among underprivileged individuals would help ensure that government assistance is distributed more equitably, rather than being concentrated on families with many children.
Making America weak again
Editorial 1 year ago

Making America weak again

Foreign aid was one reason why the US was once regarded as one of the greatest nations, if not the greatest.
Young Jakarta couples think twice about having kid(s) amid urban pressure
Jakarta 1 year ago

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Young Jakarta couples think twice about having kid(s) amid urban pressure

The string of challenges faced by Jakartans today – from having limited space to live, worsening air pollution and the threat of land subsistence to traffic congestion – have further prompted young couples to think twice about having more than one child, or having any offspring at all.
The 'three Kartinis': Pioneers of women’s health in Indonesia
Academia 2 years ago

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The 'three Kartinis': Pioneers of women’s health in Indonesia

Three female Indonesian physicians should be noted for their pioneering work in driving the country's progress in women's health, building on the legacy of national heroine R.A. Kartini, who tragically died from complications after childbirth.
Rights-based family planning central to sustainable development
Academia 3 years ago

Rights-based family planning central to sustainable development

An estimated 140 million women in the Asia and the Pacific region still do not use a modern method of contraception, despite wanting to avoid or delay a pregnancy.
Pandemic throws light on staggered implementation of family planning programs
Society 4 years ago

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Pandemic throws light on staggered implementation of family planning programs

The shift in healthcare focus during the pandemic has shed light on the staggered implementation of family planning programs.
Gender equality and women’s empowerment today for a sustainable tomorrow
Academia 4 years ago

Gender equality and women’s empowerment today for a sustainable tomorrow

There is an urgent need to build the resilience of women and girls in every society at all levels to combat any crisis and ensure their access to sexual and reproductive health services and information. 
Better solutions for maternal health
Opinion 5 years ago

Better solutions for maternal health

Mothers in the hardest-hit developing countries are still 80 times more likely to die than their rich-country counterparts. 
COVID-19 drives people away from contraceptives
National 5 years ago

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COVID-19 drives people away from contraceptives

Fewer people are using, or continuing to use contraceptives as health facilities have suspended some of their services and as people avoid them over fear of contracting the virus. The most widely used contraceptive methods -- pills and injections -- require acceptors to visit health facilities once every one or three months.
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