Female Genital Mutilation practiced in Iran, study reveals

Gender and Peace After 2015

Gender and Peace After 2015

Gender and Peace After 2015

Gender-based inequalities in education, health and political representation around the world are still persistent. One of the questions that have been raised in the post-2015 debate is not only whether or not a goal on gender is realistic, but how effectively we can continue to mainstream gender issues into broader policies.

Gender and Peace After 2015

Toward a '50-50 Planet' of Gender Equality

The renewal fo the United Nation's development goals for another 15 years provides a good timeframe in which to "bend the curve" toward an equitable world for women, according to Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, Executive Director of UN Women. 

Colombia's Statement at the Children and Armed Conflict Open Debate (18 June 2015)

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