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\"To create a world where every pregnancy is desirable, every birth is safe and the potential of every young person is fulfilled. This is the slogan launched by UNFPA regarding Reproductive Health and Rights in a Time of Inequality, in the framework of the World Day against Poverty Eradication (October 17, 2017).<\/span><\/p>\n Together for Life has joined UNFPA in calling on people, especially young women, to be aware of the importance of having access to reproductive health information and equal access to health services.<\/span><\/p>\n Sexual and reproductive health is a universal right<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n A universal right is one that encompasses anyone and everywhere, regardless of income, ethnicity, place of residence or any other characteristic. But the reality is different today, in developed countries, this right is far from universal realization, where hundreds of millions of women around the world still find it difficult to provide information, services and equipment to prevent a pregnancy or have a safe birth.<\/span><\/p>\n It all depends on where they live (whether they live in the city or in a rural area), the level of education and the economic income.<\/span><\/p>\n According to the Guttmacher Institute, 89 million unwanted pregnancies, 48 million abortions, 10 million miscarriages and 1 million infant deaths occur each year in developing countries.<\/span><\/p>\n About 2014 million women in developing countries do not have data on family planning.<\/span><\/p>\n Data from 98 developing countries show that lack of information on family planning is more prevalent among low-income women living in rural areas and less educated than those who are richer living in urban areas and are more educated.<\/span><\/p>\n