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Beninese activist Annick Nonohou Agani during a community awareness session about gynecological and obstetric violence. © Amnesty International Benin
Bringing about change
Amnesty International’s campaign on the right to health has brought about change. We launched the Charter of Patients’ Rights and Responsibilities in September 2025 in collaboration with the Health Sector Regulatory Authority.We produced radio programs and conducted community awareness campaigns in all departments throughout Benin.This is the first time that gynecological and obstetric violence has been discussed in this way,
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