SCORA Information

The Standing Committee on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights including HIV and AIDS was formed in 1992, driven by a strong will to take an active part in interventions concerning HIV and sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and to support people living with HIV/AIDS through working to decrease stigma and discrimination. It constitutes one out of the six Standing Committees of the International Federation of Medical Students’ Association which serve as the Body of all Medical Students worldwide. SCORA with a large number of members, have grown wide in its work, centered around five focus areas strongly related to Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights. Objectives To raise awareness on topics related to HIV and AIDS and sexual and reproductive health. To decrease the stigma and discrimination against people living with HIV and AIDS. To raise awareness and increase knowledge about facts, scientific research, global agreements and documents concerning sexual and reproductive health. Promote positive sexuality and healthy sexual life. Advocating for policies concerning sexual and reproductive health and represent medical student worldwide Collaborate and facilitate joint actions concerning medical education, public health, and human rights. Provide tools for capacity building for future healthcare professionals in terms of sexual and reproductive health and rights.