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- Sep 17, 2026
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AD1230: West and Central Africans support women’s autonomy and sexuality education, but are divided on contraceptive access and abortion (opens the original)
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West and Central Africa face significant sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) challenges. The region combines high fertility with unmet need for modern contraception, helping to give sub-Saharan Africa the highest unintended-pregnancy rate of any world region. At the same time, restrictive abortion laws and barriers to reproductive health services limit women’s and girls’ ability to make informed choices about their sexual and reproductive lives (Guttmacher Institute, 2022; Bankole,
AD1220: São Toméans support free movement across borders, but many say crossing them is difficult (opens the original)
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Migration is a defining feature of life in São Tomé and Príncipe, a small island nation of about 228,000 people where movement abroad is deeply woven into household strategy and national identity. An estimated 18% of São Toméans live outside the country, a figure likely understated given data gaps and the introduction of a 2022 mobility agreement among Community of Portuguese Language Countries members that has eased migration to Portugal, home to roughly half the diaspora (Monslave Morteil, Kro
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