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Statement on the Reproductive Health of Political Prisoners
February 18, 2026 According to the data gathered and documented by the Assistance Association for Political Prisoners (AAPP), there are a total of (22,783) political prisoners in prisons run by the junta in Burma, and (4,308) of them are female political prisoners. During imprisonment, women have distinct and essential hygiene and healthcare needs that must be adequately met to protect their health, dignity, and basic human rights. Rule 5 of the…
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Statement on the Reproductive Health of Political Prisoners
February 18, 2026 According to the data gathered and documented by the Assistance Association for Political Prisoners (AAPP), there are a total of (22,783) political prisoners in prisons run by the junta in Burma, and (4,308) of them are female political prisoners. During imprisonment, women have distinct and essential hygiene and healthcare needs that must be adequately met to protect their health, dignity, and basic human rights. Rule 5 of the…
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