Termed "Luxury Goods" for decades, Sanitary Pads are free in Scotland.
Imagine yourself as a part of that "untouchable" group of humans towards whom the regulators of tax legislation pay no heed when presenting their documents on table where these documents become an understood cost implementation for revenue generation. Ask yourself, do these professionals before making a tax proposal ever visit the remotest rural areas of Nepal where "chhaupadi" continue to be practised? In this Hindu tradition a menstruating girls and women are isolated in mud huts functioning as sheds specially for this dreadful tradition. This practise existing in 21st century is proof enough of the long road we must continue in our journey to eradicate such repugnance. Our vision of equality fails in the remotest of unheard voices. According to Plan International report of 2017 from The United Kingdom, one out of ten girls and women between the age of 14 to 21 are unable to afford sanitary products. It gets even worse when the data mentions that 12 perc
