Dirty Business: Lack of Menstrual Equity in Colombian Prisons

By Charlie Ruth Castro Lee este post en español Let’s talk about menstruation – a natural and necessary process among women, but one that we have been culturally taught to hate, hide or even make fun of. ; Also, let me talk about a dirty business perpetrated by certain officers from INPEC, the Colombian national institution in charge of penitentiary policy. In many prisons, INPEC has routinely failed to supply adequate menstrual products for the female prison population. Being deprived of ways to deal with bleeding is outrageous, … More The post Dirty Business: Lack of Menstrual Equity in Colombian Prisons appeared first on Our Bodies Ourselves.

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