Food, water, contraception – why we need to remember women in aid
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When disaster strikes, Australia launches into action, providing essential relief to aid the nation impacted.
When a 7.8 magnitude earthquake devastated Nepal last year, Australians donated $13.1 million dollars to the Red Cross.
But in the rush to provide water food, and shelter the important things like sexual and reproductive health can get left behind.
Warning: this story looks at the sexual health of women in countries facing conflict, and includes graphic imagery.
Producer: Ninah Kopel
Speakers:
Toni Stokes – Nurse and Midwife, International Red Cross ending that story
Aditi Ghosh – Director, SPRINT
Angela Dawson – Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Health UTS
Image: Pacific Air Frces on Flickr.