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We spoke with Fish Ep from International Domestic Worker's Federation and Jec Sernande, Leader of Progressive Labor Union of Domestic Workers (Hong Kong)* regarding some of the reproductive rights and services accessible to domestic workers in Philippines and how it can be used as a tool to limit mobility of female workers. Workers migrating from different countries in hope for better work opportunities, not only face separation from family, but have also deal with racial and sexual discrimination. Things have certainly been more challenging with the onset of COVID19, the stigma around it, lockdown, loss of job and food security. 
Listen in to the full conversation.

The Big Picture Ep5 Politics Around Domestic Workers' Reproductive Rights In Philippines

In our second video, Country Advocacy Network from Bhutan, DYISA undertake the task of explaining 'Feminism' through a skit, recorded over Zoom. Watch and listen to the conversation, as the sign language interpreters, bust some common myths about the 'F' Word!

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Saraswati Palnitkar and Anusha D Cruz, medical students and  members of India Safe Abortion Youth Advocates (ISAY) (Country Advocacy Network from India), along with Indian and International Sign Language Interpreters, Saurav Roychowdhury and Rahul Jain respectively, explain in detail, what comes under the purview of our sexual and reproductive rights and how can we protect them as well as access services that empower our reproductive choices.

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We spoke with  Co Founder of The A Project in Lebanon and alumni Youth Champion of ASAP, Rola Yasmine as she truly opens our minds to newer perspective and lens to look at the pandemic. From forceful 'lockdown' to inefficient systems, she reminds us why the distrust among people for their governments are increasing across the world. Throwing light on Lebanon and the situation of vulnerable groups during the crises, watch to understand why creating the 'new normal' might not be that easy, but the fact that citizens have started questioning, is definitely a ray of hope.

The Pandemic Has Changed People's Perception. ASAP Conversation With Rola Yasmine

Advancing SRHR and abortion rights in Asia.

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