NATIONAL ASSEMBLY MEMBER URGES SEYCHELLES' GOVERNMENT TO MAKE MENSTRUAL PRODUCTS MORE ACCESSIBLE

A female member of the National Assembly is urging the government to take measures to make menstrual hygiene products for girls and women more accessible to those who cannot afford them. The elected member of the Glacis district in the National Assembly, Regina Esparon, brought the issue forward through a motion that was tabled. Esparon outlined that for girls and women menstruation is not a choice but a natural occurrence. Read more.