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#16daysofactivism: Rewriting the Future of Femicide Accountability

Two years after her death, activists gathered around a young tree planted in memory of Iniubong Umoren. Each branch bore ribbons inscribed with the names of women killed since her…

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Read more about the article Why Women Are Poorer Than Men and Why This Will Not Change
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Why Women Are Poorer Than Men and Why This Will Not Change

Are women truly poorer than men? 100% yes. Not just temporarily broke, but poorer over their entire lifetime; Lower savings, Lower investments, Lower pensions. Lower assets. And unless something very…

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Read more about the article Femicide in Nigeria: A Continuous Crisis of Violence, Trauma, and Systemic Neglect
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Femicide in Nigeria: A Continuous Crisis of Violence, Trauma, and Systemic Neglect

Every action has consequences—and for many women across Nigeria and beyond, those consequences are deadly. From gender-based violence (GBV) to wartime abuses, millions of women continue to fight for survival…

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International Day of Persons With Disabilities: Celebrating Strength, Inclusion, and Impact

Every year on December 3rd, the world observes the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, a global observance established by the United Nations to promote understanding, protect the dignity of…

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Read more about the article How Falmata lost her life in Maiduguri’s Gubio camp 
Fatima, at a safe space in Abujan Talakawa PHC, where she’s getting psychosocial support.

How Falmata lost her life in Maiduguri’s Gubio camp 

Eight years ago, Fatima Abatcha was a little girl living in Baga, a small town in Borno state, Northeastern Nigeria. She lived with her family, being the oldest of seven…

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Read more about the article The Invisible Labour of Women: How Men Undermine Women’s Contribution to Society
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The Invisible Labour of Women: How Men Undermine Women’s Contribution to Society

Judging by how uneducated and unaware men are about how different the world is for men and women, here are more facts for you to either acknowledge or be angry…

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Read more about the article #16DaysofActivism: Survivors and Families Confront Ondo’s Growing Femicide Threat
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#16DaysofActivism: Survivors and Families Confront Ondo’s Growing Femicide Threat

‘I pretended to be dead, and that is why I am still alive.’ Ms. Lolade John* sits quietly in front of her house in Idashen community in Owo Local Government…

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Read more about the article #16DaysofActivism: The Exploration of Psychological Femicide in Borno, Nigeria
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#16DaysofActivism: The Exploration of Psychological Femicide in Borno, Nigeria

In the quiet streets of Jiddari Galtimari, Borno,  a young heart has been shattered, a life forever changed. Aisha Ahmed, a gentle soul with dreams and hopes, was viciously attacked…

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