News

11/3/2005
Kuwait's parliament has agreed to speed up moves towards a law to grant women the same political rights as men.
11/3/2005
In the wooden shanty town of Elmina on the outskirts of Mauritania's capital, Nouakchott, AIDS educators do not let religious or cultural conservatism get in their way.
10/3/2005
An overview of the Feminist Dialogue held prior to the World Social Forum in Brazil, January 2005.
10/3/2005
Predominantly male protesters carried banners pledging to stop acid throwing. The men, and some acid victims also present at the rally, called for greater government efforts to stop the practice.
9/3/2005
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9/3/2005
Shaken by revolutionary developments in Ukraine and Georgia, Uzbekistan is turning away from the West. Officials increasingly see the democratic ideals espoused by the USA and the European Union as "alien" and destructive for Uzbek society.
8/3/2005
It is hoped that this study will stimulate a constructive dialogue between activists and international actors that, ultimately, will improve the way in which we respond to conflict … together.
8/3/2005
A review of the 12 Critical Areas of the Beijing Platform for Action which identifies future challenges and highlights existing good practices.
8/3/2005
AWID speaks with Saida Ali, the dynamic Programmes Director of the Young Women’s Leadership Institute (YWLI), an organization based in Kenya.
8/3/2005
Police said they believed the women had been accused by a religious movement of being prostitutes, and were not killed for political reasons.