INCRESE-International Centre for Sexual Reproductive Rights
Advocate for the sexual health and rights of society’s most disenfranchised groups, including youth, sexual minorities, survivors of sexual violence, commercial sex workers, and widowed women living with HIV/AIDS.
Strategies
These strategies lead and direct our core activities to achieve our goals.
The culture of silence on issues of sexuality cuts across all cultures in Nigeria, in some more than others.
The majority of Nigerian people appear to be uncomfortable in discussing issues relating to sexuality and reproduction. This has resulted in poor or abject lack information on sexual and reproductive health and rights among Nigerians, including policy makers at all levels