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Firearms · Sudan

Sudan: 'As Widespread As Guns and Bullets' - Sexual Violence Used to Terrorize Sudan's Women and Girls

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Gedaref State, Sudan -- "Every woman and girl here is at risk, no matter her age or background. No one is safe," said Khadija*, a midwife at a maternity clinic in Sudan's eastern Gedaref State.See the Story

United Nations · New York

Africa: The Fertility Fallacy - Five Things You Didn't Know About Global Fertility Rates

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

United Nations, New York -- "Do you want kids?" Every day, people around the world ask themselves, and others, this question. But it also begs another: "Do you feel able to have children?"See the Story

Africa: Don't Let the Lights Go Out - UNFPA Urges Support for Women and Girls in the World's Most Neglected Crises

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

United Nations, New York -- In 2025, as crises multiply and conflicts become increasingly protracted, humanitarian aid budgets are being slashed across the board. Yet in many emergency settings, it is ordinary people - and especially women and girls - who are feeling the sharpest impact of these cuts.Africa · New York See the Story

Three women. Four decades. One journey to healing

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Israel Will Allow a Small Amount of Food Into Gaza as Allies Say Famine Means No More Support

46% Center coverage: 11 sources

For months, Israel has blockaded all supplies trying to reach the 2 million people living in Gaza, causing mass starvation and famine.Benjamin Netanyahu · Gaza See the Story

No hospitals, no hope

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Front-line midwives: Three reasons to support these humanitarian health workers amid a global funding crisis

UNITED NATIONS, New York – “This week, I assisted 19 deliveries – two of which were life-threatening emergencies,” said Espérance, a midwife at Kyeshero General Hospital in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. “We're working in difficult conditions, with the fear of not being able to save everyone. But we're holding on.”United Nations · Democratic Republic of the Congo Read Article

Stakeholders call for gender-based violence desks in palaces to address inhuman treatment of women - PENPUSHING

The national dialogue on promoting cultural values that protect and empower women and girls by men organized by Nigeria’s first female radio, WFM Station and Voice of Women Empowerment Foundation with support from Ford Foundation on Tuesday came out with number of solutions to address the menace. Penpushing reports that the meeting hosted by Akarigbo and Paramount Ruler of Remoland Oba (Dr.) Babatunde Adewale Ajayi, held in his palace at Sagamu…See the Story

Despite steep funding cuts, heroic teacher determined to keep girls in school and out of child marriage in Yemen

HAJJAH GOVERNORATE, Yemen – “I strongly believe that girls impact the family: When a girl is educated, she can teach her sons and daughters,” said Aida Damoom, a 25-year-old teacher in Yemen’s northwestern Hajjah Governorate.Hajjah Governorate · Hajjah Governorate Read Article

Sudan: After Two Years of War, Has Sudan Failed Its Female Revolutionaries?

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

Sudan -- "I was scared to see my neighbourhood again after two years of displacement," said Sulaima, 32, who returned to Khartoum at the end of March. "There were bodies everywhere. I saw the body of a child in front of my house."Africa · Copenhagen See the Story

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Sudan: 'As Widespread As Guns and Bullets' - Sexual Violence Used to Terrorize Sudan's Women and Girls

Africa: The Fertility Fallacy - Five Things You Didn't Know About Global Fertility Rates

Africa: Don't Let the Lights Go Out - UNFPA Urges Support for Women and Girls in the World's Most Neglected Crises

Three women. Four decades. One journey to healing

Israel Will Allow a Small Amount of Food Into Gaza as Allies Say Famine Means No More Support

No hospitals, no hope

Front-line midwives: Three reasons to support these humanitarian health workers amid a global funding crisis

Stakeholders call for gender-based violence desks in palaces to address inhuman treatment of women - PENPUSHING

Despite steep funding cuts, heroic teacher determined to keep girls in school and out of child marriage in Yemen

Sudan: After Two Years of War, Has Sudan Failed Its Female Revolutionaries?

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