As illustrated by this infographic, the road to obstetric fistula is fraught with delays: delays in the progression of labour, delays in getting to an appropriate facility, delays in getting the...
On 23 May 2013, the world will be marking the first-ever International Day to End Obstetric Fistula, as recently designated by the UN General Assembly.
35 women and young girls prepare to re-join their families after undergoing successful surgeries to repair obstetric fistula.
This edition highlights partners' achievements, real faces and stories in the field of obstetric fistula.
Access to fistula treatment is a rare privilege for many Cambodian women who live in poor, remote areas and have suffered in silence for decades.
The Campaign to End Fistula harnesses the power of partnerships and concerted efforts to tackle this neglected health and human rights issue.
United Nations Population Fund is teaming up with partners to spearhead the Global Campaign to End Fistula.
As illustrated by this infographic, the road to obstetric fistula is fraught with delays: delays in the progression of labour, delays in getting to an appropriate facility, delays in getting the proper health treatment.
