Information on the consequences of the Trump administration for IPPF, our MAs and the SRHRJ community

IPPF’s first global MA research reveals the devastating impact of the Trump Administration – more than $85 million in partner impacts. Check out this report, which you can share with partners, governments and journalists.

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See Dr Alvaro Bermejo, IPPF Director General’s letter to Member Associations here.

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Executive orders implemented by the Trump administration with an impact on the SRHRJ.

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Suspending US aidto foreigners: A decision published on ²⁰ January provides for an immediate 90-day moratorium on the implementation of US overseas development assistance (ODA ). This action will put all overseas development assistance in limbo and will include all support through Work Order Orders. This decision has an immediate impact on all reproductive health, human rights and social justice programmes. This decision was issued on ²⁴ January in order to promote language.

Implementation of the anti-DIE decree: The Diversity, Equality and Inclusion Act , signed into law on ²⁰ January , seeks to define diversity, equality and inclusion initiatives , whether in the private sector or in the federal government, and we see funding for LGBTI groups (including our partner in Bangladesh on the basis of the anti-DIE decree.

The decree on defending women against the extremism ofgender ideologyand restoring biological truth: The decree on defending women against the extremism of gender ideology and restoring biological truth, published on ²⁰ January, targets transgender, non-binary and intersex people. Reflecting an imprecise and exclusionary definition of “biological truth” but rather of independent gender identity, this decree has raised significant concerns for our communities and we believe that funding has been suspended due to this decision.

End of PEPFAR funding: The order of PEPFAR funding has an impact on the treatment of millions of people against HIV. It is clear that if this were to happen, it would lead to millions upon millions of deaths and the spread of HIV. We are working with activists, organisations and partner organisations to try and address the impacts of defunding PEPFAR.

WHO total withdrawal: Please see IPPF’s announcement regarding the withdrawal of Member States from the World Health Organisation here.

TheGlobal Gag Rule (Global Gag Rule, GGR), published on ²⁴ January, is a direct violation of human rights, forcing women to forgo dangerous or unwanted abortions and denying core US funding to organisations like IPPF if they provide abortion services, counselling or referrals, even if they use non-US funds sourced from other funders.The absence of the GGR has resulted in a decrease in funding for the IPPF.

Join the Geneva Consensus Declaration. This declaration brings together governments that are hostile to LGBTI rights .

The application of the application of theHydeAmendment published ²⁴ January (also commu as the national version of the GGR), which has an impact on US federal funding, but is important because of the relationship between domestic and foreign policy.