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Women in the Middle East North African region pushing back against patriarchy
The scales are still tilted in favour of men, but younger people with tertiary education have less discriminatory attitudes
The war on women doesn’t stop
The murder of Precious Ramabulana was brutal and shocking, but it is not unique. This is us now
Women on the streets of smart cities
Apps like My Safetipin and Safe Pace are making the public sphere safer
Declare war on the subjugation of women
Men must foster a new humanity and women must go into combat mode
Killer’s life sentence gives family ‘a little peace’
The man who beat Danel Rooskrans to death is behind bars, but that doesn’t change the pain and rage her loved ones are left with
Platitudes and short-term plans
South Africa’s long-term plan for dealing with gender-based violence requires funding and detailed data to be effective
Protesters outside Parliament demand action on femicide, not just words
Hundreds of protesters outside Parliament shouted down the police minister, as political platitudes failed
Underground railroad carries women and children
A network of strangers supports those trying to escape gender-based violence
The shame of Room 80: We must act
Violence and abuse, particularly of women, needs to go beyond expecting the state to end it
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