Guest blog by ActionAid Australia Intern Vanessa Cavuto Sajben. I dream about a world where everybody is treated equally and enjoys the...
ReadAloyo married in 1994 and says her marriage was initially a good one, but when the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) attacked their village,...
ReadWhile DFAT focuses on empowering women, ASX-listed companies operating in these very same countries are directly undermining women’s...
ReadBy Michelle Higelin We are told that they are the victims and that we, of course, can save them with our expertise and resources. While...
ReadAs the number of disasters and conflicts are increasing around the world, women and girls in affected communities bear the brunt of...
ReadThe following blog is adapted from the original version by ActionAid Kenya. ActionAid is responding to the Horn of Africa drought crisis in...
ReadEven when women are able to earn an income, they are often expected to hand the money over to their husband or male relative, and have...
Read“I was a victim of domestic violence for a long time. My husband was drunk and lazy. Before I knew how to farm, I used to burn charcoal for some small money. He would beat me often, accusing me of sleeping with other men for money.”
Read More“We learn about our rights and avoid rights violations and exploitation from employers.”
Read More“Women have no voice nor say in Hatta. She is not allowed to go out alone, not even to the market. She has to be accompanied by her husband, son or brother."
Read MoreAbout This is a collaborative project between ActionAid, The Huairou Commission and Monash University, to respond to the global...
About In Cambodia, infrastructure development, land rights violations and exploitation by private companies have restricted...
About Palestinians in the southern West Bank have experienced loss of land and livelihoods, displacement, restrictions on...
About The 2015 earthquakes in Nepal devastated communities across the country with over 9,000 killed and millions injured and...