Violence knows no education; sexual violence in Northern Uganda
She was no ordinary woman. In fact she was a headmistress at a primary school in northern Uganda. Akello (not
Month: January 2011
Health worker crisis; can there be an ethical recruitment of international health workers
On the eve of the Global Forum on Human Resources for Health, Save the Children has launched a new report,
Access to Justice for Survivors of Sexual Violence in Nepal report
From Isis-WICCE: For centuries, Nepalese women have been discriminated. The inherent patriarchal and feudal structures have been operating through
Warid Telecom must pull down Double delight sexist advert
I have for the last one month listened to the Warid advert on radios announcing giving a bonus wife to a
Museveni’s presidential campaign lies about healthcare woes; attacks health workers
“‘How can any patient value a doctor, value a nurse when they say such things about us?” – a medical
South Sudanese women expect expanded rights from new state
John Garang, the revered late leader of the Sudan Peoples’ Liberation Movement, once said that women are the “the poorest
