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Module 16/Unit 1 CONTENT Knowledge/Attitudes/Skills Training/Learning Methods (Time Required) • The right to choose freely one's life/sexual partners. • The right to celibacy. • The right to refuse marriage. • The right to say no to sex within marriage. Source: IPPF. 1991. Rights of the Client. London: IPPF. OBSTACLES/BARRIERS THAT MIGHT PREVENT ADOLESCENT RIGHTS FROM BEING FULFILLED The following is only a partial list of obstacles/barriers that may prevent adolescent rights from being fulfilled: • Provider’s personal views. • Heavy client load, lack of time. • Local laws, customs, or policies. • Religion. • Provider was not adequately trained. • No clinic guidelines exist to ensure adolescent rights are met. • Community pressure. • Family pressure. • Peer pressure. • RH services are not accessible to adolescents. • Hours of RH services for adolescents are inconvenient. GROUP WORK (45 MIN.) The trainer should: • Divide Px into groups or pairs according to the area or clinic in which they work. • Provide each pair or group with Px Handout 1.1: Adolescent Reproductive Rights. 1.1 • Go around the room and assign each group or pair 2-3 rights listed on Px Handout 1.1. • Ask each pair or group first to identify the obstacles or barriers that might prevent each of the assigned rights from being fulfilled. • Ask Px to list specific steps they can take in their clinic to remove each barrier or obstacle. • Reconvene the larger group and ask each small group to present their list. Pathfinder International 20 Adolescent Curriculum
Module 16/Introduction CONTENT Knowledge/Attitudes/Skills • There is no method for providing client feedback. Training/Learning Methods (Time Required) • Ask for additional contributions from members of the larger group. UNIT SUMMARY (5 MIN.) The trainer should: • Summarize the unit content. • Link content to the next session. Pathfinder International 21 Adolescent Curriculum
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