Periods don't stop for pandemics” – WaterAid implores stakeholders to take urgent action on water, sanitation and hygiene to help women and girls manage menstrual health with dignity

As countries have been forced into lockdowns to fight the spread of Covid-19, women and girls across the globe are facing increasing struggles to access the sanitary products and facilities they need to manage their periods hygienically and with dignity, says WaterAid

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