Women's Rights
Claiming Space, Building Futures: Reflections on Youth-Led Feminist SRHR Advocacy
The ongoing struggle for human rights and social justice, particularly in Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR), highlights the critical role of empowering marginalized groups such as young women, adolescents living with HIV, young LBTIQ persons, and young people with disabilities. Emphasizing the necessity of rightsholder-led advocacy, the narrative shifts from passive participation to active roles in shaping policies that address their specific needs. Engaging these communities fosters genuine empowerment, accountability, and societal change. Intersectional strategies are essential in confronting structural barriers, while narrative change through storytelling amplifies their experiences. Sustainability relies on institutionalizing advocacy networks and securing long-term funding, ensuring their voices guide future transformations in SRHR and human rights.
