Muchas mujeres sufren violencia física, psicológica y/o sexual solo por ser mujeres. Si sientes que es tu caso, recuerda: estamos aquí para apoyarte. Vídeo dirigido a mujeres refugiadas y solicitantes de asilo.
Tipo: Derechos
Lidia wants to take the pill. But in primary healthcare services they have automatically sent her to the specialist of the secondary health system and she needs to wait to get the prescription.
Access to contraception in Spain doesn’t seem to be an issue, but the Spanish Federation of Family Planning (FPFE) tells through 5 stories the remaining barriers to access to contraception in Spain.
Sandra studies in a center that hasn’t decided to impart sex education. The point of the sexual and reproductive health law which establishes that must be present in schools has not been put in practice.
Barbara wanted advise on her sexual health. She needed to talk about this somewhere where she felt confident and understood. But there are very few of these places in our country…
Olga wants to use a contraceptive method and her doctor has recommended a long-term method. But this is not funded by the public health system in the region where she lives. She can’t afford it.
Deli tells us the story of many immigrant women: until they can regularize their administrative situation, they do not have access to sexual and reproductive health services in the national health system.
A Olga, su doctor le ha recomendado un método de larga duración. En otras CC.AA. el sistema público lo cubre, pero donde vive este método no está financiado por el sistema público de salud.
Deli nos cuenta la historia de muchas mujeres migrantes en España: hasta que pueden regularizar su situación administrativa, no tienen acceso a los servicios de salud sexual y reproductiva.
Aunque no necesita pruebas, en atención primaria le han derivado al especialista y ha tenido que esperar innecesariamente. Sucede cuando la anticoncepción no está en el sistema primario de salud.