The proposal is the first step in this assignment. The proposal should be about 2 pages, typed, double-spaced and should address the following questions: What do you want to know? §What is the...

Women’s non-access to contraceptives
Contraception and menstruation are considered as highly sensitive topics in many countries of the world. People can’t talk about it publicly with comfort. Around 62% of women in the world use the traditional methods of family planning and 56% use some of the modern methods. Modern methods of contraception are sterilization, condoms, injectables, implants, intrauterine devices, pills, etc. Focusing on South Sudan, it was observed that after the war that lasted for five decades and ended in 2005; the women found that there word differences in the viewpoints regarding their reproductive health. Different viewpoints were medicalized, militarized and traditional. The society of South Sudan always welcomed children. Fertility in women suggests spiritual and economic poverty. The practice of multiple marriages is also common in South Sudan. These traditions hold high-quality strength in most of the rural areas of the country. South Sudan is one of the countries with very little almost no access to contraception.
Human Rights aspects of this issue
According to the approach of Human Development, good reproductive...