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Australian doctor, co-founder of the Addis Ababa Fistula Hospital, talks about her crusade to end obstetric fistula.
Australian singer and actress talks about the women she met during her travels as spokesperson for the Campaign to End Fistula.
With a high maternal death rate, Kenya also struggles with fistula -- an injury caused by prolonged, obstructed labor.
Learn more about how fistula patients are becoming advocates to help end fistula in Ethiopia.
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, women who have suffered from fistula receive treatment and are supported by UNFPA in a programme that teaches them skills as beauticians and dressmakers.
The UNFPA Executive Director, Dr. Babatunde Osotimehin, talks about the Campaign to End Fistula.
Mbatho, 47, just returned home after a successful fistula surgery. After 25 years and several attempted surgeries, she is ready to restart her life.
Governess films has produced this 15-minute advocacy video about fistula in Niger. The video — available to NGOs and community groups to help raise awareness and funds for fistula — serves as a preview of a long-form documentary film that is currently in post-production.
This 10-minute video, available in English and French, offers a broad overview of obstetric fistula and the global Campaign. The video is available to NGOs and community groups to raise awareness and funds for fistula.
For 20 years, Basbebe was an outcast within her home. Now her humiliating isolation has ended thanks to a determined doctor and a new surgery programme supported by UNFPA, which is helping Afghan women get treatment for obstetric fistula.
In this 5-minute clip, filmmaker Richard Stanley documents the Fistula Fortnight, a massive treatment and training project that took place in northern Nigeria in February 2005.
Engel Entertainment is producing a documentary about five Ethiopian women whose lives have been devastated by obstetric fistula and the difficult journey they undertake to reach the Addis Ababa Fistula Hospital.
The work of midwives is crucial to assist in the prevention of obstetric fistula in Timor-Leste
Several initiatives in Liberia aim to empower fistula survivors
More than 2,000 fistula cases have been repaired in Pakistan with the help of volunteer professionals
Real life stories of three women who suffered from Obstetric Fistula but regained their health, dignity and hope.
Khadi is a young Mauritanian whose life was marked by terrible experiences. Engulfed by extreme poverty & traditional harmful practices, she survived obstetric fistula. Now she tells her story to prevent other young women from suffering like she did.
A group of young Mauritanians called Khoudeija, Aisha, Goundou, Aissata, and Coumbis suffer from a condition known as Obstetric Fistula, which severely affects their lives.
This film offers an overview of the Campaign to End Fistula in Liberia, showing striking scenes of women & girls in their quest for treatment & a new life, free of obstetric fistula, a devastating child-bearing injury that affects more than two million women worldwide.
This 2009 production depicts the life of fistula survivors in Bangladesh, presenting the challenges faced by women like Sultana Begum, who now teaches her skills to other women in her country.
Aisha, the long waited child of Maktar and khadi, came as a present to the young couple in their journey back to a happier life after Hadi recovered from fistula, result of several days of obstructed labor years ago in Senegal.