Women should be empowered to delay or avoid pregnancies whenever they need to do so.
Like Mr. Jindal, I believe we need to empower women to avoid unplanned pregnancies.
(front page, Nov. 30) is that we urgently need to empower girls to avoid rape.
She posed the rather poignant question: "Our responsibility is to be story tellers, so why aren't we telling the stories that are educating the masses to empower them to avoid a lot of these situations?" We did one recently of American Pie, but we reversed the gender roles.
The intervention – education of public health nurses (PHN) to empower women to avoid caesarean sections with relative indications – did not succeed very well.
Consequently, health education programs are needed to inform both boys and girls about the risks of forced sex, to convince boys and their friends about its inappropriateness and girls to empower themselves to avoid forced sex.
Empowering children to avoid online risks Children and young people are leading the digital uptake in developing countries, but this also means that they are more likely to be exposed to negative online experiences.
A number of efforts are under way around the nation to educate children about the concepts and principles of environmental health with the goal of expanding science education, empowering children to avoid some adverse environmental exposures, and helping them to grow into informed citizens who can assess and affect important public health issues.
Women should be empowered to be able to delay or avoid pregnancies whenever they need to do so.
" When you want to influence others to see something your way, deliberately choose to speak words that are empowering to others and avoid words that are jeopardising to your message and credibility, she advises.
