Standing Firm on Women’s Right to Live Free of Violence

UN Women’s Rights Body Asserts Existing International Law Amid Backlash

Progress on Addressing Violence against Women in Africa

The African Union Commission Should Publish Final Version of Adopted Treaty

Interview with a Midwife: In Romania, Abortion Care Access is Slipping Away

“Anytime a woman comes for health services there are huge barriers.”

Guatemala: Failed Response to Sexual Violence Against Girls

Inadequate Health Care, Education, Social Security, Justice for Young Survivors

Cameroon Suspends NGOs, Harming Gender-Based Violence Survivors

Move at Odds with Government Goal to End Violence Against Women

The Overlooked Crisis of Domestic Violence in the Workforce

Kyrgyz Police Go Unpunished for Failing to Protect Women

Fully Investigate, Appropriately Punish Negligence by Officials

Femicide and Reproductive Violence Harm African Women, Girls

How Employers Can Help End Domestic Violence

Fifth Anniversary of ILO Convention on Violence and Harassment

Guilty Verdict in High-Profile Kazakhstan Domestic Violence and Murder Case

Government Should Ensure Justice for All Women Who Suffer Domestic Violence

Joint Statement – Civil Society Reaction to the Adoption of the EU Directive on Combating Violence Against Women and Domestic Violence

Kazakhstan: New Law to Protect Women Improved, but Incomplete

Increases Protections, But More Reforms Needed

Armenia Strengthens Domestic Violence Law

New Amendments Address Gaps in Protection, Accountability Measures

Brazil: Mixed Rights Record for Lula’s First Year

Administration Should Defend Human Rights Abroad Consistently