lunes, 23 de noviembre de 2015

WEEK 7

LATIN AMERICA IS THE ONLY REGION WHERE INCREASED PREGNANCIES IN ADOLESCENTS


Pregnancy of young people under 18 years has not only not diminished in Latin America, but it has been an increase in recent years. This puts the region as the second with more child maternity, after Africa
The reason why every time there are more pregnancies in adolescents in the region is because - according to the Director for Latin America and the Caribbean of the UNFPA Marcela Suazo - poverty, gender inequality, discrimination, lack of access to services and social concept that we have of women and girls. The global study was done with the data collected from 54 countries from two sets of surveys conducted between 1990 and 1997 and 2008 and 2011 respectively. They show that in general terms there was a decrease in the percentage of women who had a birth before age 15. A trend that was not replicated in Latin America, where it is expected that these pregnancies continue to increase slightly until 2030.
"I think it is very important to recognize that there are multiple causes that can contribute to a teenage pregnancy, although there are four clearly defined," explains Suazo to BBC world. "Income level, the lack of access to education, the difference in access to services in rural areas regarding the urban and the relationship of pregnancy between afro-descendant indigenous and not afro-descendants". The report indicates that there are more pregnancies in teenage girls in the poorest percentile of the population. In addition, "many there is less chance of having a teen pregnancy if girls remain in school," said Suazo.

Opinion personal

We have discussed this subject throughout these weeks and we can observe that you cause more notable there is no communication with the girls this is could avoid from home as if we have a talk with the little of what sexual relations consequences of having them at an early age and more even if they suffer sexual abuse and we don't give them confidence so that they do not discuss it I think mothers and parents have a huge task and it is to report to their children about this.

andrea martinez duran 

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