Coming away from the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women there is one thought which has been most at the forefront of my mind. The thought generally presentsContinue Reading
“With each blast of the gun, I thought I was going to die,” said Collins Wetangula, an eyewitness of the April 2 massacre at the University of Garissa in Kenya.Continue Reading
I kicked off my attendance of the 59th United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (CSW59) first thing on Monday morning by attending a side event about women’s involvementContinue Reading
Last month, March 9-20th, thousands of participants gathered at the United Nations Headquarters in New York City to participate in the 59th annual Commission on the Status of Women (CSW).Continue Reading
La causa pro-vida muchas veces se ha mal entendido y al mismo tiempo criticado y hasta perseguido. Pero es curioso como la lucha por la promoción y defensa de laContinue Reading
Three weeks after the United Nations’ Commission on the Status of Women, one panel still stands out to me. Maybe it was because, for the first time that I hadContinue Reading
“El lenguaje no es sólo semántica. Tiene poder político. Y, en definitiva, el lenguaje acordado en las Naciones Unidas por los gobiernos pueden influir y muy a menudo guiar aContinue Reading
During the annual United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) every conceivable facet of human existence is examined through the perspective of how women are involved, affected, excluded,Continue Reading
¿Qué sucede cuando cientos de jóvenes se ponen se pie para decirle que sí a la vida? ¿Cómo explicar con palabras ese momento de fulgor? Eso fue lo que ocurrió unContinue Reading
sexual and reproductive rights give freedom and empowerment to women and it is the only way they can achieve their goals, or at least, so we’ve all heard. this wasContinue Reading