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Sexual and Reproductive Rights

Madagascar
  • English
    The State recognizes and organizes for all individuals the right to the protection of health from their conception through the organization of free public health care, which gratuitousness results from the capacity of the national solidarity. (Art. 19)
  • French
    L’Etat reconnaît et organise pour tout individu le droit à la protection de la santé dès sa conception par l’organisation des soins publics gratuits, dont la gratuité résulte de la capacité de la solidarité nationale. (Art. 19)

Sexual and Reproductive Rights

Equatorial Guinea
  • English
    The State supports responsible paternity and the education appropriate for the promotion of the family. (Art. 25)
  • Spanish
    El Estado propugna la paternidad responsable y la educación apropiada para la promoción de la familia. (Art. 25)
  • French
    L'État soutient la paternité responsable et une éducation appropriée dans le but de promouvoir la famille. (Art. 25)

Sexual and Reproductive Rights

Equatorial Guinea
  • English
    1. The State protects the person from his conception and protects [ampara] the minor so that he may develop normally and in security for his moral, mental, and physical integrity, as well as [in] his life in the home.
    … (Art. 23)
  • Spanish
    1. El Estado protege a la persona desde su concepción y ampara al menor para que pueda desenvolverse normalmente y con seguridad para su integridad moral, mental y física, así como su vida en el hogar.
    … (Art. 23)
  • French
    1. L'État protège la personne depuis sa conception et protège l'enfant mineur en lui assurant les conditions d'un épanouissement normal, en toute sécurité pour son intégrité morale, mentale et physique, ainsi que la vie sans son foyer.
    … (Art. 23)