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• Monday, Feb. 4, 2008
• Plenary Session - Sexual Health in Africa
• Claiming Sexual Rights in Africa: Ensuring Women’s Access to Safe Abortion
• Sexual Health and Rights- A Case For Male Involvement
• Intimacy and responsibility: experiences from South African young girls
• Spirit Spouse in the Belief System of Nigerian Peoples: A Phenomenon of Sexual Fantasy?
• Failure to Deliver: Violations of Women’s Human Rights in Kenyan Health Care Facilities
• Access to Social Justice for Victims of Sexual Violence in Conflict Situation
• Human Security and Sexual Health
• Concurrent Session 1
• (Des) objectifying the body notions, construction of sexuality and sexual health. Mozambican women’s experiences in Tete province (Mozambique)
• Using Telemedicine to Create Access to Safe Abortion Services and Information About Sexual Health
• Transforming Gender Norms Increases Equity and Access to Reproductive Health and Family Planning Services
• The Magnitude, Views and Perceptions of People on Abortion and Post Abortion Care Services in Four Malawian Districts
• Sexual Abuse of Brothel-Based Female Sex Workers in Abuja, Nigeria
• Online Voices: Enhancing the capacity of Nigerian health journalists in reproductive health, STIs and HIV/AIDS
• Concurrent Session 4
• Understanding Sexual Rights of Youth, Gender Based Violence in the Face of Poverty
• Implementing the Health Indication for Legal Abortion
• Needs and Opportunities for Sexual and Reproductive Health Programmes and Services in the Context of the HIV/AIDS Epidemic
• Increasing the Access of Out-of-school Youths to Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights Information
• Benefits of promoting access to SRH services within private and parastatals companies. Experiences of 4 MAs of IPPF
• The Gender Differential Effect of Pornographic Films on Adolescents Sexual Behaviour in Nigeria
• Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2008
• Plenary Session
• Ageing and HIV/AIDS: Impact, Responses, and Weak Links
• Sexual and Reproductive Health needs of Women Living With HIV and AIDS
• Gender, Work & HIV/AIDS: The Case of Uganda
• Women And Power in the Vulnerability to HIV - The Case of Malawi
• Prisoners Living With HIV/AIDS: Challenges For Treatment, Care and Support in Ikoyi Prison Lagos, Nigeria
• Assessment of the Role of Religious Leaders in the Management of HIV/AIDS in Ibadan, Southwestern Nigeria
• Reaching The Hard-To-Reach: The Case of HIV/AIDS Prevention Project for Kumasi Central Prison, Ghana
• Correlates of Condom Utilization Among VCT Re-test Clients: Case: Riruta, Kenya
• Promoting Treatment Access through PLWH’s capacity development
• Sexuality and Youth Empowerment: Unpacking the Black Box
• Concurrent Session 3
• Parent –Child Communication on Sexuality and Female Secondary School Adolescents’ Sexual Behaviour in Port Harcourt Metropolis
• Understanding the level of Interaction and Participation of Key Players in addressing Maternal Mortality and Morbidity in Kano State through Stakeholder Analysis
• Indigenous Sexual Literacy and Sexuality Patterns Among Hausa, Ibo and Yoruba Youths: Implications for Sexuality Education in Nigeria
• Enhancing the Capacity of Youth Centres in the North West Province to Meet Youth Needs
• Responsibility And Sexual Pleasure In Hausa Culture
• Plenary Session - Youth Sexuality
• A Framework for Programming on Sexual Health and Rights for Young People
• Rights, Sexuality Education and Development
• Accessing Abortion Services by Minors in the Free State Province: Barriers and Possible Interventions
• Intervention of HIV/AIDS Among Youths in Tertiary Institutions : Cross River University of Technology and University of Calabar Experience
• A Strategy for Improving Sexual Health in Diverse Population of University Students - Using Qualitative Research to Improve Curriculum
• Towards Comprehensive Approach to School-Based Sex and Relationships Education in Tanzania: Enablers and Barriers
• Tell Me More! Children’s Rights and Sexuality in the Context of HIV/AIDS in Africa
• HIV/AIDS Preventive Health Behavior of University of Ibadan Undergraduate Students
• Plenary Session - Sexual Health and Rights
• Sexual Health for The World- An Analysis of The WAS Priorities For Action And Its Relationship With Human Development
• Social Movements and the Promotion of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights on the African Continent
• The Millennium Development Goals , Reproductive Health and HIV/AIDS
• Promoting Humans Rights and Safe Motherhood Through Abortion Policy Changes: African Perspectives
• Improving Access to Social Justice for Victims of Sexual Violence in Conflict Situation
• Women’s Reproductive Rights In Enugu State: A Baseline Survey
• A Pan African Network on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights
• Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2008
• Special Session
• Gender-based Violence Female Genital Mutilation, Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence
• Sudanese Civil Society Strategizing to end Sexual Violence against Women in Darfur
• Concurrent Session 1
• Limited Access To Justice For Victims Of Sexual Violence In Conflict Situations: A Case Study of the Genocide in Rwanda
• The Right Place, the Right Time, the Right Strategy: Reform of the Law on Abortion in Ethiopia
• Prosecuting Sexual Violence in Plateau State: A Study of Police Records
• Concurrent Session 2 - Married Adolescents
• Establishment of safe space youth clubs (SSYCS) -MAP
• The Experience of Married Adolescent Girls in Northern Nigeria
• Adolescent Sexuality and Reproductive Health in Northern Nigria: A Case Study of Shekal Community, Bauchi
• Plenary Session - Policy to Practice
• Policy into Practice
• +Women Session
• Reproductive Choices for Women Living with HIV
• HIV/AIDS and Abortion: challenges for consideration
• Thursday, Feb. 7, 2008
• Plenary Session
• Sexual Abuse And Gender Based Violence Of Intimate Partners In Established Relationship
• Using Evidence-Based Data in Promoting Policy decisions on Gender-Based Violence in Nigeria
• Rape Incidence and its Management: Case Studies in Rural South Africa
• Study in male Knowledge, attitudes and behaviour in Gezira State towards Female Genital Mutilation
• Accountability in research on young woman and abortion: the case of South Africa
• Beyond Dress Code: Sexual Harassment and Rape: A study of University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Nigeria
• Socialization, Women Sexuality: Conceptual And Methodological Issues In Nigeria
• New Technologies in Promoting Women’s Sexuality
• Concurrent Session
• Closing the vagina through elongation of the labia minora and use of vaginal products to enhance eroticism: Can these practices be considered FGM?
• Exploring Women's Pleasure and Desire Through Theatre and Drama: Reflections on Reclaiming the "P" Word
• Sexual Practices and Perceived Sexual Dysfunctions Among the Geriatric Population in Ibadan, Nigeria