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The Group aims to encourage initiatives to increase access to and improve reproductive and sexual health programmes worldwide.

The Group has over 70 members, from both the House of Commons and the House of Lords, representing the UK's main political parties.

We provide our members with a forum for discussing population, development and reproductive health issues."


LATEST NEWS

Website updating: Apologies for any problems encountered while using the site. It is currently being updated so there may be a few minor, temporary disruptions.

MAMA: Motherhood Around the Globe. Announcing the launch of the new online exhibition by the International Museum of Women (IMOW), of which the UK APPG on PD&RH is an outreach partner. Click here to go to their website.

2010-11 Annual Report. To read the comprehensive report of the Group's work, click here

Richard Ottaway MP's Paper - Sex, Ideology and Religion. To read the paper click here

The views expressed in this Paper are Richard Ottaway MP’s own and not necessarily supported by every member of the UK APPG on PD&RH. For further information please contact: Genevieve Hutchinson on genevievehutchinson@gmail.com tel: +44 (0)207 219 6392

May 2011 Newsletter Published. To read, click here

The Return of the Population Growth Factor - New Tables and Update Summary Document Launched - Tuesday 14th July 2009

The APPG launched an updated set of graphs and tables and summary document to complement the 2007 report The Return of the Population Growth Factor. Click here to go to the Population Hearings Page.

Maternal Morbidity Report - Better Off Dead?- Launched - Wednesday 6th May 2009

The APPG on Population, Development and Reproductive Health's Report on Maternal Morbidity was launched in the House of Commons in May 2009. More details can be found on the Maternal Morbidity Hearings Page

 
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