Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Women joining the march at Katutura state hospital. Photo: F. Hikuam 
Chanting "We demand consultation" led by Rosa Namises. Photo: G.Parenzee 
Marching away from the hospital. Photo: F. Hikuam 
Toi Toiying. Photo: M. Nonkes 
We have the right to information. Photo: M. Nonkes 
Chanting 'My Body, My Womb, My Rights." Photo: M. Nonkes 
End Forced Sterilisation. Photo: M. Nonkes 
The right to information was violaled through the sterilising women without their informed consent. Photo: M. Nonkes 
Women who were sterilised were denied access to their medical records at state hospitals. Photo: M. Nonkes 
Women with baby. Photo: M. Nonkes 
Don't sterilise my rights. Photo: M. Nonkes 
Chanting Slogans. Photo: G. Parenzee 
Marching to the High Court. Photo: G. Parenzee 
Chanting in front of the High Court. Photo: G. Parenzee 
What about medical ethics? Photo: M. Nonkes 
Women living with HIV have a right to have babies. Photo: G. Parenzee 
Holding the ARASA poster "Say No to Forced Sterilisation. Photo: M. Nonkes 
Some children marched with their mothers. Photo: M. Nonkes 
Chanting slogans around the Windhoek state hospital. Photo: G. Parenzee