108 years is too long to wait for gender equality – this International Women’s Day, the demands of the women on the front lines must not just be heard, but acted upon.
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The sudden peace between Ethiopia and Eritrea, and the opening of their previously closed and dangerous border, sent shockwaves of hope and optimism throughout the two countries. But a new issue has arisen: whether Eritreans coming into Ethiopia should still be classed as refugees.
How Ethiopia Is Managing Refugees And Shoppers From Eritrea Amid New Peace Read More »
Mozambique is a large, sparsely populated country in southern Africa with a population of nearly 28 million (2017), about 70% of whom live and work in rural areas. Growth has
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Zambia is a landlocked country in south-east Africa with a population of 17.1 million (2017). It has a reputation for political stability but faces challenges, particularly rural poverty. Per capita
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Namibia was a German colony from 1884 to 1914. In the decades that followed to independence in 1990, it was administered by South Africa, which imposed its oppressive system of
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The women, smiling at us as we disembarked, showed the same resilience I have seen in women in countless contexts: an ability to survive, even in the face of multiple forms of violence and insecurity at home, in public or from political conflict.
OPINION: Ending Violence Against Women & Girls in the Sahel Read More »
Eight years have passed since the Arab Spring. In many countries, the uprising was crushed, but in Tunisia democracy gained a foothold. Arbetet Global travelled to the small country town
Tunisia – the Exception Read More »
One of the most common words used by speakers during the Global Compact on Migration was “dignity”—granting migrants the dignity they deserve. As with any advocacy, there is a danger
Migrants Arduous Search for Dignity Through Integration and a Pay Check Read More »
Returnee migrants are telling their personal stories on radio as part of the IOM’s Migrants as Messengers campaign against irregular migration. Courtesy: Sam Olukoya
LISTEN: Nigerian Radio Drama Tells True Life Stories of Irregular Migration Read More »
Hundreds of desperate young Nigerians die yearly in the Sahara Desert or at sea while making irregular journeys to Europe. The desperation to reach Europe at all costs, irrespective of
LISTEN: Using Football to Educate Nigerians About the Dangers of Irregular Migration Read More »
