The importance of promoting gender equality and human rights in sexual and reproductive
health (SRH) programmes and policies has been affirmed in numerous international and …

Objectives Working with men/boys, in addition to women/girls, through gender-
transformative programming that challenges gender inequalities is recognised as important …

The need to prioritise those furthest behind is well understood in global health circles, and
how human rights norms and standards can help often touted. As rights concerns are …

Introduction The Sustainable Development Goals, which are grounded in human rights,
involve empowering women and girls and ensuring that everyone can access sexual and …

The papers and commentaries in this special issue illuminate progress made by low-and
middle-income countries towards implementation of the Programme of Action (PoA) agreed …

Background Global health organisations advocate gender-transformative programming
(which challenges gender inequalities) with men and boys to improve sexual and …

The past decade has witnessed much attention on the interrelationship between accepted
gender norms and reproductive health (RH) outcomes in the context of HIV/AIDS. After …

In September 2003, program implementers, researchers, evaluators, and donors came
together in a four-day conference in the Washington, DC, area to learn about men and …

Women's health is currently shaped by the confluence of two important policy trends–the
evolution of health system reform policies and from the early 1990s onwards, a strong …

Background Gender inequalities are important social determinants of health. We set out to
critically review the literature relating to gender equity and sexual and reproductive health …