How period poverty harms equal opportunities and mental health
“Periods don’t stop for a pandemic […],” says the chief executive of Plan International UK. “[…] the coronavirus crisis is making it harder
“Periods don’t stop for a pandemic […],” says the chief executive of Plan International UK. “[…] the coronavirus crisis is making it harder
Period Poverty in Europe As part of our work on period poverty and menstrual hygiene, this Summer we gathered information on
In France, 1/3 of university students need support to afford menstrual products, 10% of university students use home-made cotton and fabric period pads
Almost half of all EU member states tax menstrual products as luxury items, in the same category as wine, beer and cigarettes. This is a glaring example of institutionalised gender-based discrimination.
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