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NGO trains women traditional leaders, market leaders on SGBV

An NGO, Women Advocates Research and Documentation Centre (WARDC), on Monday organised a training for women traditional leaders and market leaders on how to end violence against women and girls. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the Capacity Building Workshop on Ending Violence Against Women and Girls with Association and Council of Iyalodes

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MOHS Engages CSOs,Partners On COVID-19 Vaccination Support Project

The Ministry of Health and Sanitation, with support from Concern Worldwide, European Union and International Rescue Committee, has engaged stakeholders and civil society organisations on the vaccination of healthcare workers and vulnerable people at risk of exclusion against Covid-19 in 16 districts across the country. Since the commencement of the Covid-19 vaccination in Sierra Leone

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Aid Workers Saving Lives in the Face of Danger – World Humanitarian Day

On World Humanitarian Day, marked annually on 19 August, aid workers Ahmad Alragheb, based in Syria, and Veronica Houser, stationed in Afghanistan, talk about the crucial humanitarian effort in these countries, and the challenges they and their colleagues face. Syria, where the displaced are helping the displaced “Humanitarians put themselves in very unsafe situations to save

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Lifesaving HIV/Aids Medication Runs Out of Stock, CSOs Warn

Uganda is facing limited supply of HIV/Aids life-saving medication, particularly for third-line patients. The stock-outs and shortages of HIV drugs have increased the risk of antiretroviral resistance, treatment failure, sickness and death of people living with HIV/ Aids in the country. According to UNAIDS, there are 1.5 million people living with HIV/Aids in Uganda. At

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Hot and Cold – Greece’s Treatment of Ukrainian and Non-Ukrainian Refugees

Athens — ‘They don’t want people from Asia and Africa to actually enter the country.’ Refugees from Afghanistan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Iran, and Syria have long faced dismal living conditions while struggling to access asylum procedures and essential services in Greece. According to NGOs and human rights groups, Greece’s reception of Ukrainians escaping Russia’s

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NGOs Call for Reparations for Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade

Global Circle for Reparations and Healing, a cohort of organisations working to tackle legacies of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade, has set a new standard for reparation advocacy. The new standard aimed to bridge the gap on global reparation and address the root causes of the legacies of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade, colonialism, neo-colonialism and racism,

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