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Inspiring Thursday: Lillian Ngoyi

South African activist Lillian Ngoyi was known as ‘the mother of the black resistance’ and … read article
63 Zitkala Sa

Inspiring Thursday: Zitkala-Sa – Red Bird

Gertrude Simmons Bonnin, Zitkala-Sa – Red Bird, was a writer and an Indian rights activist … read article
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Rape trials: re-victimising the women instead of punishing the perpetrators

“She didn´t say no”, “She meant yes when she said no”, “She was drunk but … read article
62 Mona Eltahawy

Inspiring Thursday: Mona Eltahawy

“It would take (…) years and feminism — and multiple (…) times when my body … read article
61 Tarana Burke

Inspiring Thursday: Tarana Burke

Tarana Burke is an African-American civil rights activist. She’s most well-known as the founder of … read article
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Women´s reproductive rights in Italy: obstetric violence as a human rights violation

Obstetric violence is an intersection between institutional violence – condoned, endorsed and/or perpetuated by the … read article
60 Una Marson

Inspiring Thursday: Una Marson

Jamaican poet and journalist, Una Marson, was a role model for women within the Black … read article
59 Margherita Hack

Inspiring Thursday: Margherita Hack

Known as the “Lady of the Stars”, Margherita Hack, the most famous Italian astrophysicist, was … read article
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Trafficking and Vulnerability

Women are not vulnerable simply because they are women, nor do the women we support … read article
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