Photo: ICRC By Simon Little – A freelance consultant who has worked for the Department for International Development, the UN and the Red Cross . Learn More
Gender-Based Approach to the 2030 Agenda – Feminist Accountability Framework
Women’s photojournalism course in Farah City, Afghanistan Utilizing a FEMINIST ACCOUNTABILITY FRAMEWORK is essential to the successful implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development By Joanna Nappi – August 4, 2017 Gender mainstreaming is a strategy toward realizing gender equality that involves the . Learn More
What Causes Gender Gaps in the Labour Market? – ILO
Photo: Ryan Brown – UN Women - 2017 1 August 2017 - Despite the considerable progress that has been made towards achieving gender equality in the world of work, certain factors seem to be preventing it from accelerating. Gender gaps are one of the most pressing challenges facing the world of work today. Globally, women are substantially less . Learn More
Seeking Accountability for Women’s Rights through the Sustainable Development Goals
While the dust of the UN High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development (HLPF) settles, CESR and UN Women are proud to release a new briefing focusing on the challenges and opportunities for using the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to improve accountability for women’s human rights. In many respects, the SDGs are a significant . Learn More
2017 Launch of the 17 Days Campaign: Activism for the Empowerment of Rural Women Leaders & Their Communities 1-17 Oct. 2017
I N V I T A T I O N - 2017 Launch of WWSF annual Campaign: 17 Days of Activism for the Empowerment of Rural Women Leaders and their communities 1-17 October 2017 Helping to realize the UN Sustainable Development Goals # 5 and # 13 Dear Partners and Friends, We are happy to anounce the online launch of our 2017 campaign Kit: "17 . Learn More
Trafficking – Including Human Organs – Women & Children Victims – Tragic & Dangerous Exploitation
Credit: UN in Armenia ROME, July 28, 2017 (IPS) - It is happening now. Millions of humans are forced to flee armed conflicts, climate change, inequalities, and extreme poverty. They fall easy prey to traffickers lurking anyone who can be subjected to sexual exploitation, forced labour and even sell their skin and organs. . Learn More
Turkey – Women March Against Rising Intolerance in Istanbul
ISTANBUL – Reuters – July 30, 2017 Hundreds of women marched in Istanbul on July 29 to protest against violence and animosity they face from men demanding they dress more conservatively. The march, dubbed “Don’t Mess With My Outfit,” . Learn More
Feminism, Climate & Environmental Justice
This animation incorporates and elevates feminist solutions to climate and environmental justice which encapsulate the link between gender justice, economic justice and environmental and climate justice. . Learn More
Malaysia – Myhijabie, Malaysia’s Muslimah Doll
Siti Sumarni Suhaimi’s collection of ‘Myhijabie’ dolls. ― Pictures by Yusof Mat Isa BY NABIHAH HAMID KUALA LUMPUR, March 21, 2017 ― As a child, Siti Sumarni Suhaimi had often questioned what she saw as “modern” and “sexy” outfits that came with her “Barbie” dolls, and whether there were alternatives to these designs and narratives. . Learn More
Tunisia – Parliament Passes Landmark Law on Violence Against Women
Members of the Tunisian parliament celebrate after approving the country's new constitution in the assembly building in Tunis, Jan. 26, 2014. (photo by REUTERS/Zoubeir Souissi) By Conor McCormick-Cavanagh - July 28, 2017 TUNIS, Tunisia — Tunisia’s parliament has approved comprehensive new legislation targeting violence against women. . Learn More
FGM – Kenya Girls Team Develops Mobile App to End FGM – Google Technovation Competition
From left: Stacy Owino, Purity Achieng, Ivy Akinyi, Synthia Otieno and Macrine Atieno outiside a classroom in school. The five girls from Kenya will be representing Africa in the annual Technovation challenge in San Francisco. Courtesy of Technovation/ 28 June 2017 "Whether we win or not, our perspective of the world and the . Learn More
Yazidi Women, Freed from ISIS, Return in Severe Shock
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Bangladesh – Child Marriage Restraint Law But Challenges of Climate Risks & Urbanization – Youth Peer Initiatives to Deter Child Marriage
In this file photo, girls play in Dhaka, Bangladesh. REUTERS/Andrew Biraj By Laurie Goering LONDON, July 20, 2017 - (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Climate change-driven extreme weather - from flooding and mudslides to blistering heat . Learn More
Somalia – Severe Drought + Al-Shabaab Militants Ban Starving Somalis from Accessing Aid
Malnourished and displaced Somali children in a camp on the outskirts of Mogadishu. The country is experiencing a severe drought. Photograph: Farah Abdi Warsameh/AP By Jason Burke, Africa correspondent 27 July 2017 - Islamist militants in Somalia have imposed a ban on humanitarian assistance in areas they control, forcing hundreds of . Learn More
Iran – Increased Women’s Presence in Iran Seminaries
Author: Mahmoud Pargoo - July 26, 2017 In her book "Qur'an and Woman: Rereading the Sacred Text from a Woman's Perspective," pioneering Muslim feminist Amina Wadud writes, “What concerns me most about 'traditional' tafasir [interpretations of the Quran] is that they were exclusively written by males. This means that men and men's experiences . Learn More
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