Home » Tackling cervical cancer: Improving access to cervical cancer services in Southern Africa
This report seeks to address the barriers to accessing cervical cancer services through providing information on the nature of cervical cancer and identifying the current availability of services for cervical cancer in southern Africa. The report highlights the human rights obligations of southern African governments to effectively address cervical cancer in order to save women from unnecessary suffering, disability and death.
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