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Child marriage is a serious problem in Georgia, survivors are calling for change

India’s justice system is failing survivors of caste-based sexual violence

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Court case filed against Tanzania to overturn ban on pregnant girls attending school

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Campaigners demand government action on epidemic of caste-based sexual violence in Uttar Pradesh

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The Inter-American Court of Human Rights to hear landmark case on endemic sexual violence of adolescent girls in Bolivia

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Equality Now calls on Mali to take urgent action to protect girls and women from female genital mutilation

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Victory for girls in Sierra Leone as the government lifts the ban that prohibits pregnant schoolgirls from attending school!

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FGM/C is occurring in over 90 countries and is far more widespread than generally acknowledged

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Governments called on to end laws that explicitly discriminate against women and girls

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Over 100 sign statement supporting Silence Breakers who’ve spoken out about being sexually assaulted by Russell Simmons

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Victory for pregnant girls in Sierra Leone

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Kisumu County becomes 2nd County in Kenya to launch SGBV policy

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Kajiado County becomes the first County in Kenya to launch anti FGM policy

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Media Alert: Equality Now To Host Annual Make Equality Reality In New York City on November 19, 2019

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Government of Sierra Leone urged to demonstrate political will to address sexual and gender based violence in Koinadugu and Falaba districts