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Having menses is healthy,
both girls and women have it all over the world, it
is part of our lives to bring
life further, we
should all understand that it is fresh,
healthy and natural, and not be ashamed,
talk disparaging or not at all about this .
Girls, women, boys and men break the silence, dare to see it healthy in the whole.
Girls, women, boys and men break the silence, dare to see it healthy in the whole.
Today is International Human
Rights Day. The right to health and
water and sanitation are human rights.
That is why access to clean water and toilets, knowledge of hygiene and education and information about the body and sexual and reproductive health is so
important. Young demands to
sex education in schools to actually get to know how
the body works, what menstruation
is, how to change discriminatory norms and negative attitudes about the body and prevent
illness. It's time to listen to
them.
Did you know that today
menstruate over 300 million people
in the world? About half the world's population will have around 3500 mens
days in their lifetime. Meanwhile, 2.5 billion people do not have access to a private and secure toilet and a large proportion of them do not know how to take
care of their hygiene during menstruation.
How is it possible that the onset of menses impact on girls' and women's health and life gets so little attention and very often linked
to human rights?
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