Alexander ojo sunday·Nov 2The Personal is Political: Unmasking the Systemic Roots of GBV in NigeriaSubmission to the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung (FES) Political Feminism Programme, 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence
InRFLD | Women Leaders Network for DevelopmentbyDossi Sekonnou Gloria AGUEH·Oct 29Kenya and South Africa: what their femicide laws and data systems can teach francophone AfricaSouth Africa lost an estimated 2,409 women to murder in one year, about seven a day, and 60.1% were killed by an intimate partner [1]. In a…
Dominique Divya Sanjay·Oct 19‘EMPAT MUSIM PERTIWI’: AMARAH DAN TUNTUTAN KEADILAN PEREMPUANTulisan dan karya ini bisa dinikmati semua gender. Tidak berpaku kepada perempuan saja.
SpanishRed·Oct 18Women Should Be Seen, Not HeardSix years ago, I was shadowbanned on a popular social media website. My writings were prevented from trending because women should be seen…
Tina Belay·Oct 10The Diary of an Unsafe Daughter: Kamilat Mehdi Survived the Acid. Did the World Learn Anything?She was twenty-one, with dreams of a university degree and a career as an air hostess. Then a man who had reportedly stalked her for years…
Cynthia Bavo Harris·Oct 8We Cannot Keep Asking Women to Survive Violence-We Need to Make Violence CostlyLast year, while training CSOs in Lusaka, Zambia, on monitoring, evaluation and learning, a civil society organisation working on…
UN Trust Fund to End Violence against Women·Oct 5From communities to conference halls: bringing local knowledge on ending VAW/G to SVRI Forum 2026What does feminist artificial intelligence in Morocco have in common with women’s leadership in Serbia, disability-inclusive approaches in…
Amogelang j. matlatse·Sep 30Her Cry: A Story That Refuses to Stay SilentSome stories are written to entertain us. Others are written because silence has become too expensive.