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In Tajikistan, financial independence is breaking the cycle of violence

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Spotlight Initiative Global Annual Narrative Progress Report 2022

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In Malawi, restoring hope and dignity for young mothers with devastating childbirth injuries

Representatives from the AU, EU, and UN unite for the official launch of SIARP 2.0. Photo: Spotlight Initiative, February 14, 2026, Skylight Hotel, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

African Union, European Union and United Nations launch Spotlight Initiative Africa Regional Programme to End Violence Against Women and Girls

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"Are you feeling forced, tricked or trapped?" The faith leaders who identify and support trafficking survivors

Onyango Vincent (middle) and his mentees, Owere Patrick (L) and Ochieng David joining hands

"True strength is respect and partnership" - Advancing positive masculinity in Uganda

Framework: Prevention of Gender-Based Violence and Harassment Against Women Migrant Workers in South and Southeast Asia

“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

Two girls smiling on a beach, one wearing Spotlight t-shirt

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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UN Headquarters, Conference Room 2 (CR2)

Accelerating Spotlight Initiative's high-impact effort to end violence against women and girls

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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)

What were you wearing? At the Parliament of Brussels Capital.

Salle des Glaces / Spiegelzaal, Parliament of Brussels Capital

What were you wearing?

Members of the Spotlight Initiative steering committee speaking around a table

Spotlight Initiative Ecuador installs its National Steering Committee