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Every year on September 26, the world marks World Contraception Day. Yet many girls and women still lack access to their chosen and adequate method of contraception—not only on this day, but throughout the year. In Serbia, contraceptive methods are generally available, but limited finances and the absence of reliable information make consistent and reliable contraception inaccessible for many women.

In the Algerian collective imagination, female sexuality remains confined to the triptych of marriage, motherhood, and silence. This investigation explores these zones of imposed silence, where pleasure becomes an act of rebellion, particularly for the most invisible women—those with disabilities.