Tag - Abha Khetarpal Maurya

Against a red background, a young woman is dreaming of romancing another woman, another young person is imagining a collar around their neck, and two young people are gazing at each other lovingly.

Why it’s vital for young people with disabilities to receive sex education

In a room with a red wall, a person with their back to us is looking at their own face in a handheld mirror. To their left, some clothes hang on a hanger, and to their right there are fairy lights and a picture of their face, which looks melancholy.

Unrealistic standards of beauty are destroying the body image of people with disabilities

Two figures with their back to us are embracing each other lovingly. They are surrounded by circles of bright colours – shades of yellow and red.

Beyond penetration: Why touch is so important

An illustration featuring a wheelchair and a cane to the right, and text saying 'Take Our Pop Quiz!' to the left.

Test yourself with the #SexDis pop quiz

This is an image with rangoli design on the borders and a photograph of Abha Khetarpal Maurya on her wedding day in the centre.

‘We’re making beautiful memories together’: A love story

An image of nine symbols stating people with disabilities have the right to nine sexual rights.

How can we recognise people with disabilities as sexual citizens?

A close-up painting, showing the lips of two people about to kiss by Nicole Roggeman.

Suppression, repression and sexual depression: a vicious circle

An illustration of a naked woman holding her breasts by Erin M. Riley

How sexual esteem affects our sexuality