In joyous news for women everywhere, the United Nations has declared family planning (which includes education about and access to modern contraceptives) a human right in the Population Fund's annual report: "Recent statistics show that 867 million women of childbearing age in developing countries have a need for modern contraceptives. Of that total, 645 million have access to them. But a staggering 222 million still do not. This is inexcusable. Family planning is a human right. It must therefor...
In joyous news for women everywhere, the United Nations has declared family planning (which includes education about and access to modern contraceptives) a human right in the Population Fund's annual report: "Recent statistics show that 867 million women of childbearing age in developing countries have a need for modern contraceptives. Of that total, 645 million have access to them. But a staggering 222 million still do not. This is inexcusable. Family planning is a human right. It must therefor...
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