Peace Must Have Girls in the Room
When we talk about peace, we often think about the absence of war. But peace is more than [...]
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When we talk about peace, we often think about the absence of war. But peace is more than [...]
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“Justice should not be a privilege for those who can afford it; it is a right that belongs [...]
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To me, the future is not waiting for permission means that life continues whether girls and young women [...]
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By Nancy Barasa There is something strangely fascinating about being a woman. Not because of biology or motherhood, [...]
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At 16 years old, while many teenagers were preparing for the next stage of their lives after completing [...]
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A family should be a place where a child feels safe. It should be a place where a [...]
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Pregnancy is often spoken about in whispers, as if it is something to hide. For many young girls, [...]
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By Namagembe Provia, Uganda In my community, I have watched bright girls leave school because of pregnancy. I [...]
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Every anniversary of the Maputo Protocol offers an opportunity to reflect on Africa’s progress in advancing women and [...]
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Article 8: Access to Justice and Equal Protection Before the Law Twenty-three years after the adoption of the [...]
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1996 J’avais 4 ans. La guerre est entrée dans ma maison. Je ne comprenais rien aux discours politiques. [...]
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Introduction In Kenya, hunger is not a gender-neutral crisis. It is a deeply gendered issue, where women, who [...]
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