In the world’s poorest countries, the leadership of women at a grassroots local level will save lives during the coronavirus crisis. Find...
ReadAs India raced to stop the spread of coronavirus, enforcing widespread lockdowns, Sarika Sinha swiftly mobilised a volunteer force to...
ReadAmidst the crowded homes of Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar refugee camps, violence is on the rise, says Sharmin Akter. “There is alway...
ReadAcross the small island nation of Vanuatu, women on the frontlines of COVID-19 are proving to be powerful voices for their community;...
ReadAs Coronavirus spreads rapidly across the world, lockdown is the ‘new normal’ for many people, and the usual rules of life have...
ReadVulnerable people in Africa, Asia and Latin America are facing a double emergency from hunger and COVID-19, as the pandemic is affecting...
ReadWomen in the South Pacific island nation of Vanuatu are dealing with six crises currently – COVID 19, drought, scarcity of potable water,...
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 Supported by the Australian Government’s Australian NGO Gender Action Platform, This is a collaborative project between...
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...
About The 2015 earthquakes in Nepal devastated communities across the country with over 9,000 killed and millions injured an...
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