FranceFrance has unveiled its national strategy for sexual health up to 2030, outlining progress since 2017 including the introduction of education on affective, relational, and sexual life (EVARs), constitutional recognition of the right to abortion, and free HIV and STI testing for those under 26. The strategy acknowledges ongoing challenges such as social and territorial inequalities, changing practices, digital influences, and new phenomena like 'chemsex.' Five priority areas include early prevention throughout life, improving access to sexual health services, accelerating efforts against HIV and STIs, ensuring access to contraception and abortion, and reducing inequalities among vulnerable groups.
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