Author: Azeezat Okunlola

The Deaf Women Association of Nigeria (DWAN) has called for the use of interpreters in healthcare facilities to ensure that deaf patients are able to communicate effectively with the professionals there.

According to economic modelling by AXA Health and CEBR, the UK economy could be losing £20.2 billion annually as a result of disregarding women’s health at work.

50,000 pregnant women and girls in Gaza are at risk due to a lack of power and infrastructure, jeopardizing their access to antenatal care and vital medical supplies.

Prime Minister Katrin Jakobsdottir has joined tens of thousands of Icelandic women who have decided to skip work on Tuesday in a show of solidarity against gender pay gap and gender-based violence in Iceland.

The Ikeja Sexual Offenses and Domestic Violence Court has sentenced Olufemi Olaleye, the medical director of Optimal Cancer Care Foundation, for raping his wife’s niece.

More than seventy people have been arrested by Nigerian security forces on charges that they planned and executed a gay wedding ceremony at a party.