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Spotlight Initiative and UN Trust Fund Report 2021

Spotlight Initiative and Women’s Peace and Humanitarian Fund (WPHF) Annual Report 2021

Calls for tougher action to end FGM in Uganda

Malaysian labour inspectors increase capacity to advance workers’ rights in palm oil sector in Indonesia and Malaysia

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Spotlight Initiative Global Annual Narrative Progress Report 2021

Spotlight Initiative Global Annual Narrative Progress Report 2020

How memory maps are helping to heal the families of femicide victims in Ecuador

Regional forum for Youth Organizations in Central Asia was held in Almaty

In Trinidad and Tobago, helping children to understand and exercise their rights

In Tajikistan, supporting children with disabilities to stay in school

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‘Reclaiming my dignity’ – breaking the cycle of violence in Mozambique

Providing healthcare and a safe space for the LGBTI+ community in El Salvador

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Op-Ed: Sexual and gender-based violence - calling for a Pacific paradigm shift

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Shining a light on Spotlight Initiative's impact in Mozambique

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In Ethiopia, three young women advocate for a community free from female genital mutilation

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Group of Friends for the Elimination of Violence against Women and Girls calls for investment in the prevention of gender-based violence

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Voices from civil society: 'Investment must be made to promote equality and end inequality'

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Renewed commitment: Second phase of Spotlight Initiative launches in Ecuador

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Rise and Spotlight Initiative host Survivor Town Hall during CSW68

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Voices from civil society: 'Feminist activists are less and less safe'