At International Centre for Sexual Reproductive Rights (INCRESE ), when we refer to sexual minorities, we define them based on the legal and socio-cultural contexts within which we work, as guided by international instruments. Specifically, the following groups are included:
- Adolescent mothers
- Survivors of rape and Gender-Based Violence
- Returnees of trafficking
- Internally displaced women and girls
- Widows
- Orphan and Vulnerable Children
- People Living With HIV/AIDS
- Persons with disabilities
- Women and girls in the entertainment industry
- Children working on the streets
- Survivors of Female Genital Mutilation
- Young women who use injectable drugs
- Child laborers
These individuals and groups face unique challenges and vulnerabilities, and it’s important to recognize and support their rights and needs.