WE DEMAND CHANGE: Violence against Women and Girls in the Greater Horn of Africa during COVID-19
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Paralegal Handbook for Women Street Vendors in Uganda
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Caught Between Poverty and Trauma
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Women do not Belong under the Acacia Tree
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STATEMENT: Women Market Vendors in Arua voice their demands
We, the women market vendors of Arua City represented through cooperatives and associations for a long time, have been invisible despite the challenges we face within and outside the markets.
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16 days of Activism 2018: Taking it Further – #HearMeToo
This year, SIHA Network leveraged on the 16 days of activism as an opportune period to bring the #MeToo conversation to the light
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SUDAN PUBLIC ORDER LAW IS STILL INTACT
On August 15th 2021 Sudanese artist, Fatim Ibrahim Hassan (also known as “Marwa Al-Dowaliya”) was physically assaulted and sexually harassed, according to her alleged statement to SIHA
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STATEMENT FROM CIVIL SOCIETIES IN ETHIOPIA
STATEMENT FROM CIVIL SOCIETIES IN ETHIOPIA ON THE COMMEMORATION OF PAN AFRICAN WOMEN’S DAY On July 31st, Africa celebrates the 59th Pan African Women’s Day, which was established to recognize
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SUDAN PUBLIC ORDER LAW IS STILL INTACT – Female artists assaulted by police in Khartoum, North-Sharg Al Nile Area
On August 15th 2021 Sudanese artist, Fatim Ibrahim Hassan (also known as “Marwa Al-Dowaliya”) was physically assaulted and sexually harassed, according to her alleged statement to SIHA on August 19/2021,
Tracing the Roots of Discrimination within Sudanese Law
Sudan’s history is replete with periods of fierce contestation about what kind of nation Sudan could be, and what its future should look like. Few periods are a better example of this than the recent 2019 revolution, in which the Sudanese people fought to re- establish their voices in this debate.
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