From Education to Abduction: How Sahel’s Women Bear the Brunt of Armed Conflict?
In the Sahel in 2025, armed conflict has escalated and this conflict has direct implications on girls’ education. Insecurity in
Haiti’s humanitarian crisis deepens amid escalating gang violence and rights abuses
Haiti’s humanitarian crisis in 2025 is marked by a deadly confluence of escalating gang violence, institutional collapse, and widespread human
Human rights crisis in Afghanistan: Social and economic fallout of women’s marginalization
The human rights crisis in Afghanistan continues to be one of the worst humanitarian issues in the year 2025 as
Transforming governance and care: UNDP’s role advancing gender equality in Latin America
Structural inequalities are so deeply rooted across Latin America, where the relative burden of unpaid care work is cast among
Gender emergency in Sudan highlights devastating impact on women and girls
Sudan is still faced with one of the worst humanitarian crises in history with women and girls being the epicentre
Women and girls of African descent: Drivers of change facing persistent barriers
The first official International Day of Women and Girls of African Descent was observed in the world. This is a
Latin America’s care revolution drives gender equality and growth in 2025
By 2025, Latin America is experiencing a radical shift in the perception, as well as the organization of care work.
Breaking barriers: Why women’s sport deserves equal pay, coverage, and respect
By the middle of 2025, women‘s sport experienced its swift development. The crowd-breaking numbers, the widened tournament formats and the
Dr. Kanem’s three zeros agenda and its global impact on women’s health
Dr. Natalia Kanem, Having served as an Executive Director of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) between 2017 and 2025,
Anaemia in South Asia: A looming crisis threatening women’s health and economy
Anaemia is one of the deadliest but least experienced health hazards in the south of Asia. In the mid-2025, it