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Partie 2: Approches novatrices en vue de solutionner la précarité menstruelle en Afrique

En plus d’un manque de produits sanitaires, un autre dilemme est qu’il n’y a souvent pas assez d’installations appropriées pour se débarrasser des produits féminins. Une autre question est l’abordabilité des produits féminins. Il y a quelques organisations qui essaient de rendre ces produits plus abordables et accessibles. Uganda Le manque d’infrastructures adéquates pour l’élimination […]

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Girl Now, Wife Later: How Premature Marriage Affects Girls’ Freedom and Education

“Marriage shall be entered into only with the free and full consent of the intending spouses.” Point 2, Article 6 – United Nations ‘Universal Declaration of Human Rights’1   The choice to marry is a human right, one which requires both parties to be sufficiently mature to make an informed decision about their futures. Despite

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Household Chores: The Invisible Barrier to Girls’ Education

Girl Now Woman Later will dedicate itself to ensuring equality in academic spaces. However, for young girls, gendered imbalances not only occur in school, but may also exist in home life. Gender roles in the household are historically uneven, many women have been tasked with domestic chores. These gender roles also affect younger girls. According

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Spotlighting Associations that Support Gender Equality & Women’s Rights in Burkina Faso

A few weeks ago, Girl Now Woman Later celebrated the 10th anniversary of International Day of the Girl. Here at GNWL, we believe that all girls should be provided with the resources to empower themselves. Particularly in Burkina Faso, one of the poorest countries in the world and where we mainly work, girls should be

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Forced To Flee

Burkina Faso has a long-standing issue of violence towards women. A 2012 survey found that 12% of women had experienced lifetime physical and/or sexual intimate partner violence with 9% having experienced this in the last 12 months.[1]Yet tragically, these rates are on the rise. Violence against non-state armed groups, many with ties to extremist groups

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