It is more than a health issue; it is a justice issue when it comes to women's autonomy. Action needs to happen now. #njcurj
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I believe every woman has the right to make choices about her own body without anyone telling her. They should not be ashamed of her period. Childbirth should not be a death sentence. #njcurj
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A major one is cultural change through community engagement by working with local leaders, religious figures, and educators so they can shift cultural norms and gender roles. This can happen by promoting messages that revolve around women’s dignity, rights, and health. #njcurj
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Empowering women’s choices by developing policies that promote women’s autonomy and reproductive decisions without anyone. They should have women-led clinics and community programs that provide contraceptive counseling. #njcurj
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Also, they should provide women access to shelters and legal aid. Healthcare accessibility by building and funding health centers that are inclusive. They should be physically accessible and offer respectful care for all women, and that includes women with disabilities. #njcurj
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Women’s health should be normalized in conversations because it can break the cycle of shame and ignorance. Having some sort of legal protection and enforcement by strengthening laws against domestic violence. They should be enforced in both rural and urban areas. #njcurj
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These are problems that can be easily solved, which I think are easy solutions. There needs to be a health education reform in which menstrual and reproductive health education is provided in schools #njcurj
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Cultural traditions and religious interpretations discourage women from seeking medical help during pregnancy, which contributes to high maternal mortality. #njcurj
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Domestic violence is another problem, too. Pakistani women in rural areas experienced abuse that goes unpunished, often worse due to a lack of legal protections and support systems. #njcurj
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You can say these women are mostly forgotten regarding policy and practice. #njcurj
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For women who have disabilities, the situation can be viewed as worse. Disabled women face multiple barriers in accessing maternal care. For example, they face inaccessible facilities and discrimination by healthcare workers. #njcurj
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They feel shame when it comes to menstruation, when they should not feel any shame at all. The worst part is that they are told to keep silent and hidden during their periods. #njcurj
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Menstruation is another example, considering it is a taboo topic. The adolescent girls in Gilgit are facing a serious lack of education and supplies related to menstrual hygiene, leading to poor health outcomes and school dropouts. #njcurj
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Many Pakistani women are unable to access contraception without male permission, which causes unplanned pregnancies and maternal deaths that are preventable. #njcurj
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The health crisis comes from deep-rooted social, political, and cultural issues. In most households, women do not have the decision-making power about their reproductive health. #njcurj
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The problem is extremely real, urgent, and personal. Change is essential, there can be no other option. #njcurj
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Domestic violence, social stigma, cultural taboos, and systemic neglect are what silence women and strip them of their autonomy. From menstruation to childbirth, women have the resources, knowledge, and support they need. #njcurj
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Women in Pakistan are in a crisis that affects their bodies, rights, and lives. Across both rural and urban areas, women lack access to basic reproductive and maternal health services. #njcurj
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Reading the article about choosing babies is interesting topic but also weird at the same time. It reminds me of some show that I watch that did the same thing but further in the years it was more about appearance. It was to make people better in activities and that led to problems. #njcurj
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Reading the article about the unused embryos seems really unorthodox as the doctor said. It’s fine, I guess, but trying to have this relationship after donating is a bit weird in my opinion. #njcurj
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DONT’T JUST DO NOTHING is very informative with what to resist against facism. For example building solidarity networks with strong community ties and cultural resistance that highlights the importance of cultural expression. #njcurj
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The Plan C comic was vey informative for alterations if Plan B becomes unavailable in the states. Telling people what they can take and how to get it here. Also I like the comparison they make between the states and other countries. #njcurj
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The Last Week Tonight bit about CPC is very informative in a comedic sense. I dislike the Barbara Beavers way of thinking and thinking she is herself is right. The van skit is perfect way of explaining how they work at CPCs. #njcurj
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CPCs are terrible and manipulative!! I don’t know how they aren’t legal at all. They’re just this big ball of deception. #njcurj
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What interest me with Negotiating Masculinity is the alternative masculine roles that men choose over the traditional route of male dominance. They just want Elvis’s emotional support and instrumental support like offering transportation and companionship. #njcurj
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Reich’s Not Ready to Fill His Father’s Shoes is a interesting read about men’s perception of fatherhood. It just reminds of me of gender norms and traditionalists with what men think they have to do while becoming a father. #njcurj
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The article from SheKnows tells the reader about the systemic issues when it comes traumatic birth experiences amongst POC. They even give example of Serena Williams’ experience after post birth encounter with pulmonary embolism #njcurj
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The obstetric violence infographic talks about an overlooked issue in maternal healthcare: the mistreatment and abuse they receive during pregnancy, childbirth, and the postpartum period. It is a violation of rights. #njcurj
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I do like pregnant butch with how the author uses their own experience throughout their own pregnancy to write this graphic novel #njcurj
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Reading pregnant butch was interesting to read but I did not found it funny as much. I think it gives insight from a different perspective and experience than what i can imagine #njcurj
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