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WHO Calls for More Data on Violence Against Older Women and Women With Disabilities
Older women and women with disabilities are underrepresented in global data on…
Stepping Up Investment in Latin American Women is Imperative
Women’s demonstrations to demand respect for their rights are held in Latin…
Female Genital Mutilation Continues Amid Sudans Conflict and Forced Displacement
Paleki Ayang, Gender Advisor for the Middle East and North Africa, Equality…
Call for Scaled Up Funding for Much-Needed, Successful Joint Program in Nigeria
Yasmine Sherif, Education Cannot Wait Executive Director, speaks with students at the…
Childrens Futures at a Crossroads
Opinion by Jasmina Byrne (united nations) Friday, February 23, 2024 Inter Press Service…
Forced Migration Grows, Justice Withers, Say Activists at World Social Forum
“Governments are not motivated to fix migrants’ issues because the money they…
Local Knowledge and Womens Leadership are Key to Food Justice: Activists
Manjula Dungdung, a member of the Kharia tribe in India, said providing…
The West’s Addiction to War Must End in Gaza
Opinion by Melek Zahine (kabul, afghanistan) Friday, February 02, 2024 Inter Press Service…
Serbia’s Suspicious Election
Credit: Vladimir Zivojinovic/Getty Images Opinion by Andrew Firmin (london) Friday, January 26, 2024…
Rwandas Biodiversity Conservation Gains Momentum With Bird Sounds Recording
Young Rwandan citizen scientists record bird sounds in the forests in a…
The Ghost of Oil Haunts Mexico’s Lacandona Jungle
Lacandona, the great Mayan jungle that extends through the state of Chiapas…
Guatemala’s Chance for a New Beginning
Credit: Emmanuel Andres/AFP via Getty Images Opinion by Ines M Pousadela (montevideo, uruguay)…
New Era: Unlocking Africas Agriculture Potential Through CGIAR TAAT Model
Transforming food systems is key to solving food insecurity on the African…
Bangladesh: Election with a Foregone Conclusion
Credit: Munir Uz Zaman/AFP via Getty Images Opinion by Andrew Firmin (london) Friday,…
From Chemical Engineer to Climate Justice Avenger: A Journey with Yamide Dagnet
by Alison Kentish (saint lucia) Tuesday, January 09, 2024 Inter Press Service SAINT…
Homeless Families Now a Growing Issue in Zimbabwe
Gladys Mugabe (69) lives with her disabled son in Harare Gardens, a…
Fear as Russian Anti-LGBT Law Comes into Effect
The Russian Supreme Court ruling making the “international LGBT movement” an extremist…
Amidst a Horrendous 2023, Civil Society is Fighting Back Society
Opinion by Farhana Haque Rahman (toronto, canada) Friday, December 22, 2023 Inter Press…
Saving Energy, Saving Forests: How Kindle Stoves Are Changing Women’s Lives
Sehlisiwe Sibanda holds kindle that she uses for her energy-saving stove. Credit:…