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Tag Archives: feminism
What way forward for African Protocol for Women’s Rights?
Marren Akatsa-Bukachi Ending gender-based violence will mean changing cultural concepts about masculinity. This includes recognition of the importance of active engagement of men and women at all levels, whether they are policy makers, parents, spouses or young boys and girls. … read more
Posted in Article, Lifestyle, News, Pan African News, Women
Tagged Domestic violence, feminism, gender, Men, Non-governmental organization, People, Violence and Abuse, Women
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The Withches of Gambaga in Ghana – Video
More than 1,000 women accused of witchcraft in northern Ghana live in refuges, where they have to pay for protection from the chief who runs them. Yaba Badoe visits a camp in Gambaga and follows two women as they return … read more
Posted in Abuse, Crime & Corruption, Documentary, Ghana, Multimedia, News, Video, West Africa, Women
Tagged african women, Canada, Criminology, Democratic Republic of Congo, feminism, Ghana, humanitarian-news, Indepth Africa Magazine, IndepthAfrica, International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, Nigeria, political-news, sex industry, sex trade, Social Issues, Social philosophy, South Africa, toronto, Uganda, Violence, violence against women, War rape, Women, world community
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The agony of African Women
Action needed to stop acts of violence against women. Today is International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. On paper, women suffer series of violence; at first glance we do not have a criminal justice system that should … read more
Posted in Analysis, Article, Hottest News, Indepth Africa Magazine, News, Women
Tagged african women, Canada, Criminology, Democratic Republic of Congo, feminism, Ghana, humanitarian-news, Indepth Africa Magazine, IndepthAfrica, International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, Nigeria, political-news, sex industry, sex trade, Social Issues, Social philosophy, South Africa, toronto, Uganda, Violence, violence against women, War rape, Women, world community
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