Looking Closer to Human Rights Issues
After 75 years of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, what human rights issues do we still need to pay attention to?... Read more
Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment
H2Grow Helps Bring Hydroponics Farming to Vulnerable Communities
Using the hydroponics farming method, the World Food Programme tries to bring farming solutions to vulnerable communities worldwide.... Read more
RESPECT: A Framework to Prevent Violence Against Women
Launched in 2019, the RESPECT framework provides guidance for policymakers to prevent violence against women.... Read more
Understanding Key Aspects of Children’s Wellbeing
Children are one of the most marginalized and vulnerable members of society. What are some of the key aspects to ensure children’s wellbeing?... Read more
Centering Caregiving through Equal Participation and Policy Support
A new report looks into the state of men’s and women’s roles in care work and the barriers to equal participation in caregiving.... Read more
Progress of Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health in Asia-Pacific Countries
A new study by WHO Regional Office for Southeast Asia reveals the progress of maternal, newborn, and child health in Asia-Pacific countries.
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Women in Cities: Addressing Gender Inequality in Cities and Urban Spaces
Women still face various barriers while living in urban environments. What efforts are needed to address gender inequality in cities?... Read more
How School Meals Support Children in Cambodia
The World Food Programme’s school meals program aims to tackle education, nutrition, and gender equality issues in Cambodia.... Read more
Lian Gogali Brings Back Harmony in Poso with Schools of Peace
Lian Gogali has dedicated herself to protecting the post-conflict harmony in Poso, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia, through schools of peace.... Read more
Hanna Keraf Empowers Rural Women by Reviving the Local’s Weaving Tradition
Hanna Keraf seeks to empower the women in East Nusa Tenggara by reviving the local’s weaving tradition.... Read more