Adolescent pregnancy reaches 42.5% in rural areas of Angola says UN

The UN report highlights that adolescent pregnancy in Angola reaches 42.5% in rural areas, raising concerns about women's rights. It notes that 27.1% of women aged 15-19 are affected. The committee urges Angola to implement a national strategy to prevent adolescent pregnancies, including comprehensive sexual education and access to reproductive health services. Recommendations also emphasize the need for stricter measures against sexual violence and child marriage. Additionally, the report addresses barriers women face in accessing economic resources and calls for expanded programs to support female entrepreneurship and improve digital access in rural areas.