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Girls need education on menstruation management

by Onke Ngcuka | Aug 20, 2018 | News

Amnesty International Wits says the lack of sanitary products has a negative effect on the participation of women and girls in society.

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Free pad campaign sparks controversy

by Naledi Mashishi | Jul 30, 2018 | News

A collaboration between Amnesty Wits and the South African Union of Jewish Students has sparked controversy on Twitter.

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Menstruation is nothing to be ashamed about

by Tshiamo Mononyane | Apr 7, 2018 | Featured 1

Girls are encouraged to speak openly about their periods in public spaces in order to break the stigma surrounding menstruation. (more…)

#WorthBleedingFor campaign’s pads plan

by Onke Ngcuka | Mar 9, 2018 | Featured 2, News

Amnesty International Wits is working on a plan for free pads on campus. (more…)

#WorthBleedingFor campaign back at Wits indefinitely

by Kayla De Jesus Freitas | Aug 28, 2017 | News

The Wits chapter of Amnesty International has relaunched their #WorthBleedingFor campaign indefinitely. (more…)

Wits mum on free sanitary pads

by Lwandile Fikeni | Aug 2, 2016 | News

Management at Wits University are yet to respond to calls for free sanitary pads despite receiving a petition of over 3 000 signatures supporting the move.

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