UNFPA responds to needs of 36,000 pregnant women displaced in Pakistan
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UNFPA responds to needs of 36,000 pregnant women displaced in Pakistan
Thousands of displaced families have been living for years in the Jalozai camp in Pakistan's Nowshera District, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. At the end of June, military operations in North Waziristan sent thousands more families into displacement; most of them fled to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa's Bannu District. Photo credit: OCHA
In South Sudan, opposition to family planning exacerbates reproductive health needs
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In South Sudan, opposition to family planning exacerbates reproductive health needs
A pregnant women receives antenatal care at a UNFPA clinic in a displacement camp in Juba, South Sudan. The country has too few health professionals to meet women's reproductive health needs.Photo credit: Tim McKulka/UNFPA
In South Sudan camp, midwifery training offers a crucial a lifeline
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In South Sudan camp, midwifery training offers a crucial a lifeline
<p>Marsa Nyaluak and midwife trainee Ana Chuoch David in a displacement camp in Juba, South Sudan. Ms. David was able to save both Ms. Nyaluak and her daughter, Happy, when complications arose during childbirth. <i>Photo credit: UNFPA/Jaime Jacques</i> </p>
Supporting survivors of gender-based violence in war-ravaged Syria
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Supporting survivors of gender-based violence in war-ravaged Syria
<p>Syrian women participate in a session on gender-based violence and reproductive health issues at the Al-Shagour centre in Damascus, Syrian Arab Republic. <i>Photo credit: UNFPA Syria / Hamada Smesem</i> </p>
Mobile teams resume reproductive health care in Rakhine, Myanmar
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Mobile teams resume reproductive health care in Rakhine, Myanmar
Rahae Na Bagum, 19, holds her 18-month-old baby at Dai Pai Hospital in Rakhine State, in September 2013, before humanitarian staff were evacuated following attacks in March 2014. Photo credit: UNFPA Myanmar
Training helps Filipino police officer uncover human trafficking case
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Training helps Filipino police officer uncover human trafficking case
<p>Carmela Bastes (standing), a social welfare officer with the Tacloban City Social Welfare Development Office, promotes awareness on gender-based violence and human trafficking in communities affected by Typhoon Haiyan. <i>Photo credit: UNFPA Philippines</i> </p>