"Please make sure we are no longer killed for political reasons"
Author: Ismael Saadat, June 11 2014 - "Sir, I have a request. As a future president of Afghanistan, please make sure we are no longer killed for political reasons. Let us die our natural deaths.”read more
View ArticleLooking beyond the minimum: The case of justice for women domestic workers
Author: Ranjani K. Murthy, June 17 2014 - It is three years since the ILO [International Labour Organization] Domestic Workers Convention (C 189) was adopted on June 16, 2011 (ILO, n.da). The...
View ArticleSchool-girl pregnancies: Elephant in the room for Zambian schools
Author: Elias Banda, June 23 2014 - The large number of Zambian school girls under the age of 16-years-old falling pregnant within the school system is a serious cause for concern that should make all...
View ArticlePEI Campaign for Scientific Independence of Africa
Author: Mehta Garima, June 28 2014 - The Millennium Development Goals for Africa are due to run out in 2015 and this has led to some of the best minds on the continent and the UN [United Nations]...
View ArticlePositioning Women's Land Rights in the Context of Right to Land
Author: Ranjani K. Murthy, July 1 2014 - Sex-disaggregated data on ownership of agricultural land is scarce. The Food and Agriculture Organization [FAO] provides data on share of women amongst...
View ArticleAIDS 2014 discusses media: a tool to end stigma
Author: Lucy Maroncha, July 23 2014 - Activists at the 20th International AIDS Conference in Melbourne [Australia] this week have urged journalists to be more creative and to use less stigmatizing...
View ArticleEU-UNODC Support Enhances Justice Sector Reforms in Benue State
Author: James Ayodele, August 1 2014 - The technical support being provided by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) under the Project "Support to the Justice Sector in Nigeria", funded...
View ArticleIndependent Judiciary: Key to a Better Performing Judicial System
Author: James Ayodele, August 1 2014 - Under the European Union (EU) funded project “Support to the Justice Sector in Nigeria,” the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) in collaboration...
View ArticleWhy the poor linkage of women in STEM careers?
Author: Soraya Carvajal B., August 4 2014 - Can you mention some of the women who have played a decisive role in engineering, technologies of information or computer (ICT), participating in the...
View ArticleLifting the lid on dowry-related violence in Nepal
Author: Bidhya Chapagain, August 4 2014 - Stories about violence against women in Nepal are, sadly, not rare. Since my schooldays, I’ve heard of women beaten by in-laws or taking their own lives...
View ArticleWomen: The Voiceless or the Unheard Gender?
Author: Suchi Gaur, August 18 2014 - As I walked down the narrow road in a village in Butwal region of Nepal, I looked around and all I could see were mud houses and women trying to finish one or the...
View ArticleEducation through Film: Traditional Views in Modern Society
Author: Allison Tunnoch, August 19 2014 - "Honor killings are acts of vengeance, usually death, committed by male family members against female family members, who are held to have brought dishonor...
View ArticleAre Gender-Sensitive Evaluations and Feminist Evaluations Different?
Author: Ranjani K. Murthy, cross-posted from the Gender and Evaluation website, August 22 2014 - In evaluation conferences, at times I hear "I do feminist evaluations, and not gender evaluations....
View ArticleEU, UNODC Partner to Strengthen IT Capacity of Justice Sector Officials in...
Author: James Ayodele, September 8 2014 - The computer and other information technology (IT) equipment are becoming commonplace across the justice sector in Nigeria. However, the lack of, or...
View ArticleBeijing Platform for Action: Progress and Challenges Twenty Years On
Author: Ranjani K. Murthy, September 8 2014 - At the Fourth United Nations World Conference on Women held at Beijing in 1995, the UN, national governments and civil society called for action on eleven...
View ArticleTowards gender and socially just alcohol policy in India
Author: Ranjani K. Murthy,September 23 2014 - The other day, I was asked a question: “These days women in the corporate sector and elite colleges in Chennai, India want to visit pubs and drink just...
View ArticleOpen Jirga: one man’s amazing Afghan journey
Author: Zabiullah Faizy, September 26 2014 - Abdurrasul Pamiri stunned the studio audience of our discussion programme Open Jirga when he revealed he had travelled eight days from the Pamir Mountains...
View ArticleBringing hope after disaster in Nepal
Author: Bidhya Chapagain, September 26 2014 - Man Bahadur Lama was sitting in a relief centre when I first met him. Visibly shocked and heavy with grief, he told me he was desperately awaiting...
View Article'I now know my rights': preventing bonded labour in rural India
Author: Aashish Yadav, October 2 2014 - After a two year journey and countless stories of success, our bonded labour project is coming to an end.read more
View ArticleHuman Rights for All
Author: Gillies C. Kasongo, October 20 2014 - People, the world over, are entitled to universal, inalienable and indivisible rights, by virtue of their common humanity.Everyone is entitled to live and...
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