This paper provides a brief review of existing evidence and emerging issues in the area of contraception for adolescents and youth, with a particular focus on integration into sexual and reproductive health and rights services.

Iuliana* did not get much a childhood. At age 15, she found herself pregnant. She said she had been afraid to negotiate safe sex with her boyfriend, who was four years older. Her fears were well-founded: He sometimes lashed out violently against her.

The youth centres are friendly spaces for youth amid protracted conflict in Kachin State.