Preserving women’s bodily autonomy
kathmandupost.com · Fri Jul 02 00:30:00 GMT 2021
The disruption of family planning services is a profound cost that will be borne by entire countries.
By the age of 24, Maya Bohara had borne four children, and she and her husband decided that their family was large enough. For nine years thereafter, despite living in a poor region of Nepal, she could rely on a local health clinic for injectable contraceptives.
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