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2. ONU. 1999. Principales mesures pour la poursuite de l’application du Programme d’action de la Conférence internationale sur la population et le développement (A/S-21/5/Add.1), paragraphe 73. New York: ONU; Comité des droits de l’enfant. 2003. “General Comment No. 4 (2003): Adolescent Health and Development in the Context of the Convention on the Rights of the Child” (CRC/GC/2003/4), 33e session, paragraphe 21. New York: ONU; et ONU. 1999. “Recommandation générale 24 : article de la Convention sur l’élimination de toutes les formes de discrimination à l’égard des femmes : les femmes et l’article 12”, paragraphe 8. Rapport du Comité pour l’élimination de la discrimination à l’égard des femmes : douzième session (A/54/38 [Partie 1]). New York: ONU.



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4. Voir site Web : www.swcp.com/shinea light/Pages/Caracol.html, consulté le 20 décembre 2002; et le Child Welfare Scheme. 2002. Site Web : www.childwelfarescheme.org, consulté le 20 décembre 2002.



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6. R. Cook et B. M. Dickens. 2000. “Recognizing Adolescents’ ‘Evolving Capacities’ to Exercise Choice in Reproductive Health Care,” p. 16. International Journal of Gynecology and Obstetrics 70(1): 13-21.

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7. J. Bruce, 2002. “Married Adolescent Girls: Human Rights, Health and Developmental Needs of a Neglected Majority.” Session spéciale de l’Assemblée générale des Nations Unies consacrée aux enfants, New York, 8-10 mai 2002.



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10. C. Campbell et C. MacPhail. 2002. “Peer Education, Gender and the Development of Critical Consciousness: Participatory HIV Prevention by South African Youth,” p. 332. Social Science and Medicine 55(2): 331-345; A. Brown et al. 2001. Sexual Relations among Young People in Developing Countries: Evidence from WHO Case Studies (WHO/RHR/01.8). Genève : Santé familiale et communautaire, Département de la santé et de la recherche génésiques, OMS; E. Eggleston, J. Jackson et K. Hardee. 1999. “Sexual Attitudes and Behaviour among Young Adolescents in Jamaica.” International Family Planning Perspectives 25(2): 78-85; et G. Barker, 2000. “Gender- Equitable Boys in a Gender Inequitable World: Reflections From Qualitative Research and Programme Development in Rio de Janeiro.” Sexual and Relationship Therapy 15(3): 262-282.

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10. J. Shelton, 29 juillet 2002. “ABC Approach to Behaviour Change.” Jim Shelton’s Pearls. Site Web : www.jhuccp.org/pearls/2002/ 07-29.shtml.



11. Population Services International et Population Reference Bureau. 2000. Social Marketing for Adolescent Sexual Health: Results of Operations Research Projects in Botswana, Cameroon, Guinea, and South Africa. Washington, D.C.: Population Services International et Population Reference Bureau.



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14. J. A. Hogle et al. 2002. “What Happened in Uganda: Declining HIV Prevalence, Behaviour Change and the National Response.” Project Lessons Learned Case Study. Septembre. Washington, D.C.: USAID; et C. Wendo, 2002. “School HIV/AIDS Manual Ready.” Kampala, Ouganda: New Vision. Site Web : www.allAfrica.com, consulté le 5 décembre 2002.



15. H. Stewart et al. 2001. Reducing HIV Infection Among Youth: What Can Schools Do: Key Baseline Findings from Mexico, South Africa, and Thailand. Washington, D.C.: Horizons Program, the Population Council.



16. W. A Ryan, septembre 2002. Interview de Mmagokgoshi Morema.



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18. UNFPA. 5 juin 2003. “Moving Beyond Excuses: Eastern European Ad Campaign Promotes Condom Use.” Article d’information. New York: UNFPA. Site Web : www.unfpa.org/news/ news.cfm?ID=326.

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20. C. Murray et A. Lopez. 1998. Health Dimensions of Sex and Reproduction: The Global Burden of Sexually Transmitted Diseases, HIV, Maternal Conditions, Perinatal Disorders and Congenital Anomalies. Genève : OMS et UNFPA et EngenderHealth. 2003. La fistule obstétricale – Rapport d’évaluation des besoins : leçons tirées de neuf pays africains. New York: UNFPA et EngenderHealth.



21. J. Senderowitz, 1999. Making Reproductive Health Services Youth Friendly. Research, Program and Policy Series. Washington, D.C.: FOCUS on Young Adults, Pathfinder International.



22. A. Barkat et al. 1999. The RSDP/ Pathfinder Bangladesh Newlywed Strategy: Results of an Assessment. Washington, D.C.: FOCUS on Young Adults; et K. Bond et L. MacLaren. 1998. “Report on Consultancy to NIPHP Partners, Bangladesh, 19 November-14 December 1998”. Washington, D.C.: FOCUS on Young Adults.

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23. K. Dickson-Tetteh, A. Pettifor et W. Moleko. 2001. “Working with Public Sector Clinics to Provide Adolescent- Friendly Services in South Africa.” Reproductive Health Matters 9(17): 160-169. Voir aussi: The Kaiser Family Foundation, site Web : www.kff.org/ docs/sections/safrica/loveLife.html.



24. UNFPA. 2003. “Project RLA/97/P07: The Right to Have Dreams and a Duty to Plan Them.” Rapport sur le projet présenté par le bureau extérieur de l’UNFPA au Panama.



25. S. Bernstein, novembre 2002. Visite du site.

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26. ONU. 2000. Résolution adoptée par l’Assemblée générale : 55/2: Déclaration du Millénaire (A/RES/55/2). New York: ONU. Voir aussi site Web : www.un.org/millenniumgoals.



27. J. Rosen, 2001. Formulating and Implementing National Youth Policy: Lessons from Bolivia and the Dominican Republic. Washington, D.C.: FOCUS on Young Adults, Pathfinder International.



28. Information présentée par : Y. Bogaarts, 2003. World Population Foundation.



29. D. Barcelona, Adolescent Youth Cluster, UNFPA. 2003. Communication personnelle.



30. UNFPA. 18 mars 2002. Articles d’information. Site Web : www.unfpa.org/news/ news.cfm?ID=116&Language=1.

32. 32 ONU. 1999. Principales mesures pour la poursuite de l’application du Programme d’action de la Conférence internationale sur la population et le développement (A/S-21/5 Add.1). New York : ONU.

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