Beyond Beijing Committee in Nepal shows that while access to safe abortion services is legal in the country, there is still a need to raise awareness on this to ensure that women have access to sexual and reproductive health ...
Engendering the Demographic Dividend Discourse: Amplifying Young African Women's Voices 23rdJanuary 2017: 9.00- 11.00 am African Union Commission Headquarters, Addis Ababa Ethiopia Organised by FEMNET, MOREMI INITIA...
Take the survey HERE. UNDP is leading efforts in developing an SDG 16 Knowledge portal for which it is currently running a survey whose results will help gauge the feasibility of having such a portal focusing on SDG 16 a...
Deliver for Good is a collaborative partner campaign powered by Women Deliver. A diverse set of Founding Partners are helping to shape and drive this movement for girls and women. You can find a list of these partners, allie...
By Jenn Warren, with reflections from Boitumelo Rakobo and Athiphila Sidondi In a region where youth-friendly sexual and reproductive health services are incredibly hard to come by, underfunded and catered to adults, G...
SAYWHAT - Addressing societal attitudes towards termination of pregnancy There are many prevailing misconceptions about abortion, largely because the controversial nature of the subject makes many people unwilling to learn m...
Laws should not be used to scare, shame or imprison a woman for ending a pregnancy. But in some countries, abortion is considered a crime and women are arrested and punished by the state for making a decision about their own ...
SIGN THE PETITION HERE Before you're worthy of receiving higher education, you must prove that you're a virgin, according to some members of Egyptian Parliament. Parliamentary member Elhamy Agina has a history of disreg...
From WGNRR September 28 StepIntoOurShoes campaign. Thank you and Congratulations! We want to thank all of our partners, members and allies for their amazing contributions to this year's very succesful September 28 Global D...
Grace Mashingaidze SAYWHAT You are a young girl, aged 16. You have had unprotected sex and now you are pregnant with a child you are not prepared to look after. You are alone and terrified. How do you tell your parents wh...
