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Welcome to WAS Conversations Session 4, a monthly series dedicated to advance sexual health and rights for all.

This time in collaboration with HRP, which is the main instrument within the United Nations system (UNDP / UNFPA / UNICEF / WHO / WORLD BANK) for research in human reproduction, bringing together policy-makers, scientists, health care providers, clinicians, consumers and community representatives to identify and address priorities for research to improve sexual and reproductive health.

Session 4 will center on the new Sexual Health chapter of the ICD-11, that reflects sexual rights, evidence-based considerations and advances in depathologizations. We hope you will enjoy the presentations by experts who participated in this historical change.

We also invite you to watch Sessions 1, 2, 3 in our YouTube channel
SPEAKERS
Lale Say

Coordinator, Adolescents and at-Risk Populations Team. Unit Head, SRH Integration in Health Systems WHO.

"Overview on the Sexual Health Chapter in the ICD-11"
 

Rubén Hernández

Hon. Chairman - Psychiatry and Human Sexuality Section WPA. Past President WAS.

"Update on Paraphilias"

Gail Knudson

Co-Chair Global Education Initiative and
Immediate Past President WPATH.


"Update on Gender Incongruence"

Kevan Wylie

Profesor and Consultant in Sexual Medicine.
EFS and WAS Immediate Past President.

"Update on Sexual Dysfunction"
MODERATORS


Lianne Gonsalves

Technical officer
World Health Organization.

 

 


Eli Coleman

Director and Chair in Sexual Health Program in Human Sexuality. WAS Past President.
 
HOSTS

Elna Rudolph

President of the 25th World Congress for Sexual Health. Medical doctor and Sexologist.

 

Uwem Esiet

Honorary President of the 25th WAS Congress.
 Convener of Africa Conference on Sexual Health and Rights.
Scientific Coordination

Alain Giami 

Chair of the WAS Scientific Committee.
Associate editor of Sexologies (EJSSH).
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