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Rwanda: The Land of Gender Equality?
With a female majority in parliament, women at all levels of government and equal literacy rates for boys and girls, Rwanda looks to be a model of equality.
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Behind Closed Doors: Crimes Against Women in Africa's Prisons
Severe overcrowding, poor sanitation, a lack of resources and brutal violence continue to blight prisons across the continent.
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Reducing Maternal Mortality in Kenya
A project that helps pregnant women contact healthcare providers using mobile phones is trying to improve Kenya’s maternal mortality rates.
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The Violation of Women's Rights in Sudan: In the Name of the Law?
Women are suffering at the hands of police, state security services and repressive laws.
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Abortion in Malawi: Nearing Legalisation?
In spite of new findings, the government continues to deliberate on the best plan of action.
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"This Needs to Stop": Tempers Flare over the Practice of Female Circumcision in Liberia
Liberia faces a difficult task in ending the widespread cultural tradition of FGC.
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Skin Whitening is a Self-Denying Legacy of Colonialism
The growing trend of skin-lightening in parts of Africa reflects lasting colonial legacies of African subjugation and self-denial.
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Domestic Violence: The Problem Pervading Nigeria
Institutions that fail to support victims and laws that protect perpetrators contribute to widespread domestic violence.
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Egypt Entrusts Radical Islamist with Education Reform
Will educational reform headed by a Salafi MP divide Egyptian society along gender and class?
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Women in Africa: Entering, Fighting, Changing the System
As exemplified by Sierra Leone and Rwanda, African women's movements have made significant steps but have far to go.
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