UK All-Party Parliamentary Group on
Global Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights
UK Parliamentarians supporting national and global initiatives to increase access to sexual and reproductive health and rights


Who We Are
The APPG on Global SRHR’s objectives, committee members and how we work.

What We Do
The APPG’s activities in and outside of Parliament, from debates to international delegations.

Publications
Reports by the APPG on a range of topics related to our mission, including study tours and policy papers.
Latest News & Updates
Stay up to date with the latest parliamentary activity, reports and events from the APPG on Global SRHR.
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House of Lords debate International Development Outcomes for Women and Girls
On 9th July 2026 APPG member Baroness Sugg asked a Short Question for Debate – “To ask His Majesty’s Government what assessment they have made of the impact of cuts to Official Development Assistance on international development outcomes for women and girls.”. Baroness Sugg opened the debate by stressing that the reduction of UK aid…
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UNFPA Launch New Report: ‘Lives, Choice and Futures’
The APPG on Global SRHR welcomed yesterday’s online launch of UNFPA’s new flagship research, Lives, Choices and Futures: Demographic Futures Survey. The event showcased fresh evidence from over 108,000 young adults across 73 countries, offering one of the most geographically diverse insights into how economic security, housing, employment and access to reproductive health shape decisions…
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APPG Chair Sarah Champion MP opens session at London Climate Action Week
On 23 June 2026 Sarah Champion MP appeared at London Climate Action Week 2026, giving the opening keynote remarks at the event Building Resilience, Improving Gender Equity: Scaling Equitable, Community‑Owned Climate Action, hosted at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine . She appeared in her capacity as Chair of the UK Parliamentary Select…
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APPG on Global SRHR meet with International Development Minister
The APPG on Global Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights held a meeting yesterday with Baroness Chapman, Minister of State for International Development and Africa. Numerous Parliamentarians attended alongside several SRHR partner organisations. Baroness Chapman provided an update on the Government’s current priorities in international development, including work relating to SRHR and programmes in fragile…
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House of Lords debate Foreign Affairs in King’s Speech
During the Lords debate on the King’s Speech, peers highlighted the escalating impact of global conflict on women and girls. APPG Co‑Chair Baroness Hussein‑Ece welcomed the Government’s commitment to champion women’s rights but warned that conflict‑related sexual violence has surged, gender equality is regressing, and recent cuts to UNFPA programmes have left 11 million people…
