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Working with the police to end violence against women in Ethiopia

Ethiopia Programme Manager Cristiana talks to police in Addis Ababa to hear how our partner AWSAD is working with them to combat violence against women.

Celebrating African Women’s Day

While we celebrate African Women’s Day we must not forget to call on African governments to honour their commitments to advance women’s political, social and economic rights.

Peru moves to bring justice for women survivors of sexual violence during conflict

In a victory for Womankind’s partner DEMUS the national parliament of Peru has unanimously approved a Bill that will extend compensation to many more survivors of sexual violence in armed conflict.

More than education for girls in Zambia

Imagine your father pulling you out of school and marrying you off to fund your brother’s education. This is a reality that concerns many young women in rural Zambia.

Billboards raise awareness of Afghanistan’s End Violence Against Women law

Our partner AWRC and other Afghan women’s organizations created billboards to raise awareness about violence in each of Kabul’s districts for International Women’s Day.

Women leaders from Peru visit Womankind

Dynamic leaders from communities and women’s rights organisations in Peru visited London last week. Read about their impressions.

Womens’ organisations in Peru monitoring the new government

Women’s organisations in Peru are monitoring the commitment of President Humala’s newly elected government around women’s rights closely

Government of Peru re-opens forced sterilisations case

The Government of Peru has announced it will re-open the case of forced sterilisation which affected more than 200,00 indigenous women in Peru in the 1990s.

Ugandan women living in fear despite government peace plan

Womankind’s partner in Uganda tells us about the challenges women face participating in the Peace, Recovery and Development Plan.

United we stand… Women politicians in Zimbabwe

“We can’t let the men see any areas of weakness. They will use those as an excuse to throw out all of our recommendations. We must have a united front.”