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Raising Women’s Voices: Recommendations for the European Commission & United Nations

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Creating homespace: An act of Black feminist self care and resistance

Joint statement on Facebook's internal guidelines for content moderation

"The revolution will not be NGO-ised": four lessons from African feminist organising

HRC35: Keeping feminist demands on the table at the Human Rights Council

"They are not forgotten", a poem to WHRDs who are no longer with us

In solidarity with those arrested in Turkey, we call for their immediate release.

Bahrain: Free Women Human Rights Defender Ebtisam Al-Saegh

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Canada 150 and the decriminalization of Indigenous Sex Workers

Iran: Free woman human rights defender Atena Daemi

Queer visual activism in South Africa

Justice denied for Kemal Ördek in Turkey

"Higui will be liberated by all of us together"

Strong concerns on 'Protection of the family' resolution at HRC 35

Organizing for our rights: A domestic worker in the Middle East speaks

Human Rights Council Resolutions on “Protection of the Family”

Why feminists should engage in the HRC