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FSRH welcomes the publication of the Office for National Statistics’ data for annual conceptions in England and Wales 2015.

FSRH believes that emergency contraception is an essential part of sexual and reproductive health care. Read the download the document in full.

FSRH believes that contraception is a fundamental right. Download the document in full.

Anybody - irrespective of gender, sexuality or age - can experience domestic and sexual violence. Read and download the document in full.

We believe that the sexual rights of people with disabilities should be recognised and appropriately supported. Read and download the document in full.

FSRH supports the World Health's Organisation's definition of female genital mutilation (FGM). Read and download the document in full.

FSRH believes that women across the life course should have confidential, quick access to the contraceptive method most suitable for their health and lifestyle needs. Read and download the document in full.

We believe that each individual should be informed about the risks of sexually transmitted infections. Read and download the statement in full.

FSRH believes the needs and views of men and boys must be included in the conversation about contraceptive care and SRH health more generally. Read and download the document in full.

Teenage pregnancy rates for England and Wales have dropped to their lowest since 1969. Read and download the statement in full.