Scotland has become the first country in the world to make tampons, sanitary pads, and other period products completely free for anyone who needs them.
Under the law, schools, colleges, and public facilities must provide these essentials at no cost, helping ensure that no one has to struggle to access basic hygiene products.
Supporters say the move tackles period poverty, making everyday life a little less stressful and far more accessible for millions of people.
A huge step forward for health, dignity, and equality — and many hope more countries will follow Scotland’s lead.
Under the law, schools, colleges, and public facilities must provide these essentials at no cost, helping ensure that no one has to struggle to access basic hygiene products.
Supporters say the move tackles period poverty, making everyday life a little less stressful and far more accessible for millions of people.
A huge step forward for health, dignity, and equality — and many hope more countries will follow Scotland’s lead.
Scotland has become the first country in the world to make tampons, sanitary pads, and other period products completely free for anyone who needs them.
Under the law, schools, colleges, and public facilities must provide these essentials at no cost, helping ensure that no one has to struggle to access basic hygiene products.
Supporters say the move tackles period poverty, making everyday life a little less stressful and far more accessible for millions of people.
A huge step forward for health, dignity, and equality — and many hope more countries will follow Scotland’s lead.
