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Two women from Papua New Guinea raise their fists
Feature story
From crisis response to resilience: How multilateral funds are collectively protecting women and girls
Three young women look at a phone
Feature story
Moldova criminalizes digital violence: Landmark law protects women from stalking and online abuse
Olla Alsakkaf poses for a portrait in Yemen
Feature story
Three essential ingredients for lasting, sustainable peace
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Press briefing
Press briefing by UN Women on the situation of women and girls in Ukraine
A group of people walk through the crumbled remains of buildings after an earthquake
Statement
Statement on the earthquake in eastern Afghanistan
Four women sit and talk around a table. One woman holds a small child in her arms.
Feature story
Ending domestic violence in Kazakhstan: stories from survivors and allies
Daria Zymenko, a member of CSO SEMA Ukraine, a network of women survivors of conflict-related sexual violence at Mykhailivska square downtown Kyiv, Ukraine.
Interview
Speaking through art, Ukrainian women confront sexual violence in conflict
UN Women supported village based milk collection point, where women can sell milk locally
Press release
Nearly eight out of 10 young Afghan women are excluded from education, jobs, and training
menstrual justice activists in turkey take materials to women and girls in a disaster zone
Explainer
Five ways activists are fighting for menstrual justice in Türkiye
Mursalina Amin, founder of Girls toward leadership.
Explainer
Inside the crisis you don’t see: How war impacts women’s mental health
Anastasiia Pyrohova, psychologist and the coordinator of the Women’s New Horizons project, run by the local group Women’s Perspectives, works in Sambir, Ukraine. Photo courtesy of Women’s Perspectives.
Press release
Major funding cuts undermine the ability of Ukraine’s women’s rights organizations to provide humanitarian aid at a crucial time of insecurity
Flutura Xhabija, at 76, pictured with photo prints of her participation in Beijing in 1995. Photo: UN Women/Yllka Parllaku
Interview
Women’s rights then and now: “We should bring back hope.”