1. Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights
SEYCHELLES 2019

2. National updates Quick review: 50/50, GBV and SRHR:
50/50 in the cabinet following April reshuffling, first women ministers for land and infrastructure, internal affairs and designated minister.
Message for women’s day by Head of State
First shelter for abused women opened with support of EU

3. Minister for Family Affairs and EU Ambassador given a tour of the shelter

4. National updates Quick review: 50/50, GBV and SRHR:
Re launching of the orange campaign, for the first time in prison
Campaign in all state schools with special boys engagement programme. To educate boys at a young age about domestic abuse and teaching them on how to show their emotions and not use violence as a solution

5. Orange campaign against GBV launched in all state schools

6. National updates Quick review: 50/50, GBV and SRHR:
Last month GBV training, U.S. Defence Institute of Medical Operations (DIMO) 
Two weeks ago the cabinet endorsed the enactment of the first domestic violence bill
Live televised debates on GBV and sexual diversity

7. GBV training by U.S. Defence Institute of Medical Operations (DIMO)

8. SRHR
The SRHR process in Seychelles started with the workshop, held over two days
Represented by key partners
Developed materials for two campaigns
Sexual Diversity/Sexual identity and Safe Abortion

9. SRHR Workshop to develop campaign

10. SRHR
Meetings and consultations with ministry, youth groups, SNYC, LGBTI Sey
KRadio/Kgeneration – privately owned
Editors on board public media – Seychelles Nation and SBC – TV & Radio. Stories already being published
Community drama being discussed with the National Conservatory for performing arts
SRHR committee in the National Assembly

11. Engaging with the media

12. YAM activity/engaging with the youth through theatrical initiatives

13. Engaging with youth workers and peer educators on SRHR/YAM activity

14. SRHR - challenges
Focal person from Ministry of Health – sexologist left country
Main partners taken up in other activities – national importance
First Seychelles Summit

15. SRHR–way forward/implementation
Develop message for one advert
Put up one billboard
Print out one pamphlets
Three regional workshops (each island)
Launch campaign with roadshow, give information, one to one meetings
One television documentary

16. SRHR messages Speak out, speak up! “Lanmour pa Diskriminen!”
“Lanmour I egal pou tou !
“Lanmour pa Diskriminen!”
My body, my choice!
“Labote lemonn I depan lo diversite son pep”
“Lanmour pa en fot”
The journey of life is precious
Make informed choices
Mon gay, Mon straight, Mon lesbian, Mon Bi, Mon en transgender
MON EN IMEN !
Every voice counts!