STORIES FROM THE GHETTO
In the four stories below, health mediators from Blagoevgrad, Dobrich and Dospat tell stories from their daily practice with a focus on sexual and reproductive health and maternal and child health care. The stories are the best selected from a competition held by BASP and NNHM. (Stories are narrated in Bulgarian only)
- TO HAVE AS MANY CHILDREN AS YOU ARE ABLE TO RAISE - Antoaneta Asenova - Blagoevgrad
- THE DIFFICULT IUD - Katya Kirilova - Blagoevgrad
- A DREAM COME TRUE - Sevina Dalakova - Dospat
- SINCE THE ROMA CAME. IT'S BEEN BAD FOR THE GYPSIES - Anife Hasan - Dobrich
OF RIGHTS AND PEOPLE… BECAUSE FREE PEOPLE HAVE RIGHTS
This podcast is developed under the project № 32 / 20.02.2020 "Increasing the capacity of the team, partners and supporters of BFPA in the field of advocacy for SRHR", funded by the Active Citizens Fund of Bulgaria under the Financial Mechanism of the European Economic Area. Creator of the podcast is lawyer Ivana Murdzheva, a longtime supporter of BFPA. The entire responsibility for the content is borne by BFPA and under no circumstances can it be assumed that this material reflects the official opinion of the Financial Mechanism of the European Economic Area and the Operator of the Active Citizens Fund Bulgaria
CONTENTS OF THE EPISODES (IN BULGARIAN)
How the idea of structuring and normative expression (consolidation) of rights and freedoms arises and develops. History and classification.
Generations of rights according to their origin. Limit of their protection. In which group and when are health and education rights included.
Basic documents related to human rights. Which documents should we know and how to read them? Reading comprehension.
Who can protect our rights. European Court of Human Rights and the Court of Justice of the European Union. Powers
How do we talk about our rights? How meaningful and convincing do we do this? An attempt to chat with Neda and Georgi (17 years old) with unexpected twists.
Sexual and reproductive rights. Where do we begin? A dialogue with Neda and Georgi
What does 'sexual rights' mean? How brave do we have to be to talk about it? Neda and Georgi
Reproductive rights. Do we understand them correctly? The conversation with Neda and Georgi continues
