Free Sanitary Pads Starting from July… Government to Pilot Program
The South Korean government plans to provide free sanitary pads through vending machines to all women in need, starting in July, to alleviate the financial burden of purchasing them.
South Africa: Sanitary Pads Safe Despite Chemical Findings Says Health Minister
Health Minister Dr. Aaron Motsoaledi reassured women and girls in South Africa that sanitary products are safe to use despite the presence of small amounts of chemicals detected in a study.
Senegal says company's scandal-plagued sanitary pads are safe
Senegal's health minister confirmed the safety of menstrual pads produced by a Chinese firm involved in a scandal over expired materials, stating that no products with unsuitable materials made it to the market.
Hwaseong City to Create 'Public Sanitary Pads'… Lowering Prices Following President's Critique
Hwaseong City in South Korea is introducing public sanitary pads to reduce the financial burden of menstrual products, responding to concerns raised by President Lee Jae-myung.
South Africa: Government Calls for Regulatory Assurance for Menstrual Hygiene Products
The South African government is seeking regulatory assurances regarding menstrual hygiene products after a study found harmful chemicals in sanitary pads and pantyliners.
President Yoon's Criticism Leads to Introduction of 99 Won Sanitary Pads by Homeplus, First among Large Supermarkets
Homeplus has launched sanitary pads priced at 99 won each, becoming the first large supermarket to do so following President Yoon's criticism of high sanitary pad prices.
Daiso Launches 100 Won Sanitary Pads After President's Critique of High Prices
Daiso is set to release sanitary pads priced at 100 won each following President Lee Jae-myung's criticism of their high costs, signaling a broader shift towards reducing prices in the market.
Anger mounts in Senegal over sanitary pad scandal
In Senegal, public outrage grows over allegations that a Chinese firm used expired materials in sanitary products, leading to a government demand for withdrawal and an ongoing investigation.