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Scrabble tiles on a wooden table form the words 'reproductive justice?'

Sex-selective abortion bans: reading the fine print

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Achieving reproductive justice requires intersectional thinking: we should always consider how sexual and reproductive justice intersects with other issues such as systemic racism.
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60 seconds with Niyayesh Samedi

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Niyayesh is an artist specialising in designing and knitting health related graphs.
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The WRAP #93: Showing up for our workers, The light at the end, and 60 Seconds with Bibiana Huggins

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This WRAP, we’re reflecting on what it means to ‘show up’ for migrant workers, and what is next for recovery, both economic and health. Our 60 Seconds interview features Training Officer, Bibiana Huggins.
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Showing up for our workers

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Evidence shows that those hardest hit by the pandemic have been women and migrant workers. We need migration policy reforms to fight against unemployment, casualisation.
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The light at the end

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We have definitely made some great moves in the right direction, but there is still more to do. We can see the light at the end of the tunnel now, and we’re working to make sure it shines just as brightly for migrant women.
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60 seconds with Bibiana Huggins

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Bibiana Huggins is our newest Training Team member.
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The WRAP #92: A brighter future for migrant women, unity in reproductive justice and 60 Seconds with Jenny Cao

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This WRAP we discuss the overrepresentation of migrant women workers in essential frontline jobs, and call for women’s reproductive justice and autonomy, globally.
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A brighter future for migrant women

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As we work towards COVID-Normal, let’s give full meaning to the statement that we’re in this together by working together to eliminate gender and race discrimination and make our labour force truly equitable and fair.
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A united vison for reproductive justice

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Reproductive justice allows us to see that oppressive forms, in and from all parts of the world, don’t emerge or act independently of each other, but depend on each other, feed off each other and gain strength from each other. We are in this together.
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60 seconds with Jenny Cao

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Jenny Cao is currently a Research and Executive Assistant at MCWH
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From my perspective the content that you were able to share just flowed as real-time translation was not needed, therefore the amount covered in the time frame is greater than I could present.

The ladies were also engaged for the entire time, even at times sharing a laugh.

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