A. Reproductive health services have struggled and are struggling with barriers such as religious beliefs, government policies, educational gaps and the government's financial situation. With the increase in reproductive health medicine and technology, rising global living standards, and women's rights movements around the world, global access to reproductive health services is becoming increasingly moreover a priority. Topics such as abortion and forms of contraception are highly debated. “Indonesia is the most populous Muslim-majority country in the world, with almost 86.1% of Indonesians declared Muslims according to the 2000 census. 8.7% of the population is Christian, 3% is Hindu and 1. 8% is Buddhist or other” (“Demographics of Indonesia”, Wikipedia). Indonesia has established a family planning organization known as the National Population and Family Planning Board (BkkbN), which helps provide sexual and reproductive education to Indonesian citizens. The BkkbN's objective is “balanced population growth in 2015” (“Profile | BKKBN”). Unfortunately, the “HIV/AIDS prevalence rate among adults: [is] 0.2% (2007 estimate)” (“Demographics of Indonesia”, Wikipedia) and children suffer from malnutrition… “More than 30 percent of preschoolers are underweight” (ReliefWeb). In some of these cases, the statistics could be directly correlated to unplanned parenthood. Unplanned parenthood and unavailable global access to reproductive services could increase these numbers.B. Indonesia believes that citizens of different countries around the world deserve to have access to reproductive health services and government services that help provide family planning (similar to our own agency BkkbN), although these services should be provided at middle of the period. paper......event unjust treatment of eminent domain. Laws should include that private property should only be seized if no other realistic option exists, and that it is necessary for the good of the country. Compensation for private property should be at least equal to the market value, or even higher for the person's unfortunate event. To ensure that countries comply with these regulations, the committee should require annual reports on eminent domain actions taken by countries. At mega-events, the committee must approve all actions of the host country before they are carried out and require a report at the conclusion of the events to ensure that justified compensation has been paid. Finally, after the closing ceremony of a mega-event, the facilities created for the event should be opened to the general public at extremely discounted rates as compensation..