Sanitary pads

Sanitary pads

It's time to treat sanitary pads as essentials, not luxury goods

It's time to treat sanitary pads as essentials, not luxury goods

To make menstrual products truly affordable, Bangladesh has the legal basis and regional examples to act — what it lacks is the political will

Women work inside a factory at Bonda Women Craft Centre, a reusable sanitary pads manufacturing company in Mutasa district, in Mutare, Zimbabwe, July 13, 2022. REUTERS/Philimon Bulawayo

Zimbabwe women sew sanitary pads to help keep girls in school

Menstrual hygiene: Affordability biggest barrier to using sanitary napkins

Menstrual hygiene: Affordability biggest barrier to using sanitary napkins

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Freedom vending machines helping women maintain menstrual health

Experts highlights importance of widely uses of reusable sanitary napkins

Experts highlights importance of widely uses of reusable sanitary napkins

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern wins a landslide victory on Saturday. Photo: Collected from Time Magazine website

New Zealand's Ardern announces free sanitary products in all schools to beat period poverty

Illustration: Period taboo

The taboo on period must go. Now.