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“Girls should be able to focus only on their studies”: how activism changes girls’ lives in Mozambique

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Rural women with disabilities advocate for their rights in Zimbabwe

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Meet the youth activists making the world safer for women and girls

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In Tajikistan, children learn about their rights through theatre

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Demystifying the judicial system in Uganda and supporting survivors to access justice

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How Spotlight Initiative supports the Pact for the Future

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World leaders call for greater investment to end violence against women and girls

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Skills training is giving Nigerian women and girls a second chance at education

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Ugandan forensic investigators are holding sexual violence perpetrators accountable

Ms. Angela Apa, President of the Kup Women for Peace group. Photo: Lydia Kaia | UNDP Papua New Guinea

Kup Women for Peace continues to promote peacebuilding and address Gender-Based Violence (GBV)

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‘Spotlight Initiative is showing us the way’ - UN Deputy Secretary-General Amina J. Mohammed launches Spotlight Initiative Impact Report

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Beyond terror: supporting child survivors of gang violence in Haiti

Filmmakers Cynthia Butare and Judy Kibinge.

Bold stories: celebrating the power of African women filmmakers

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Uldouz Wallace of Foundation Ra on how to protect bodily autonomy online

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'My body is my own' - Activists speak out

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Spotlight Initiative celebrates progress in creating a violence-free future for African women and girls

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‘What were you wearing?’ opens in Brussels to highlight injustice faced by survivors of sexual violence

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Meeting the moment: Promoting long-term investment in ending violence against women and girls in fragile settings on the sidelines of the European Humanitarian Forum

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Spotlight Initiative launched in Zambia

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“Enemies are for men, not for us women” – How Kup Women for Peace is ending conflict and supporting survivors of sexual and gender-based violence