Danish Crown Princess Mary's working visit to Indonesia, Day 2

On the second day of her visit to Indonesia, Crown Princess Mary of Denmark and UNFPA Executive Director Natalia Kanem visited the Indonesian association for midwives. In connection with the visit, a dialogue took place, which was about female circumcision, which, despite being illegal, is still practiced because of traditions and religious interpretations, among other things. (Crown Princess Mary wore a jacquard print maxi dress by Michael Kors.)

Afterwards, the Crown Princess took part in a dialogue with the Indonesian health authorities and the organization National Commission for Violence against Women. The organization devotes itself to the basic rights of Indonesian women, especially with regard to all forms of violence against women.

Then, the Crown Princess, development cooperation minister Rasmus Prehn and UNFPA Executive Director Natalia Kanem visited the café Peacumber Coffee, where an example of a mobile health clinic is set up. The mobile clinics are one of UNFPA’s initiatives for the benefit of access to contraception in Indonesia. At the Peacumber Coffee mobile clinic, the Crown Princess took part in a dialogue about SRHR information targeted at young people.

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