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Sanabel has worked with civil society organizations in Gaza, including Women’s Affairs Centre, a UN Women Partner, where she is a Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability & Learning Advisor working to empower women and advocate for gender equality.
For International Women’s Day 2023, the Supreme Council for Women (SCW) presented a digital art exhibition in Bahrain showcasing the works of young Bahraini artists, in partnership with UN Women Regional Office for the Arab States.
The climate crisis is not gender neutral. As its impacts worsen, women and girls are experiencing unique and disproportionate harm—with the fallout amplifying existing gender inequalities.
Migration in Africa increased from 17.2 million in 2010 to 26.3 million in 2019 with women accounting for around 45 per cent throughout the period. Moreover, women migrant workers are seeking better work opportunities independently.
Statement: Digital skills for life
Statement for International Girls in ICT Day, 27 April 2023, by UN Women Executive Director Sima Bahous — For girls across the world, digital technology holds both power and potential. Digital literacy, online safety, and cybersecurity skills, especially for adolescents, are an essential part of modern life. More
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Advocacy Note: 4 Priority Actions for Gender Equality in the Earthquake Humanitarian Response
This Advocacy Note highlights 4 Priority Actions to ensure that gender equality principles are consistently mainstreamed in the humanitarian response after the 2023 earthquake with a focus on North-West Syria... Read more
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Women have equal rights as men to work in different industries and jobs that are decent. Check out this animated video that speaks to this issue.