Author: Vanessa Onyema
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In February 2024, How Many Women Were Abused?
The numbers in no way represent the total reported cases of femicides or cases of femicide worldwide but serve as a representation of the grim realities women face and also constantly create awareness on the issues of femicide.
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In February 2024, How Many Women Were Abused?
The numbers in no way represent the total reported cases of femicides or cases of femicide worldwide but serve as a representation of the grim realities women face and also constantly create awareness on the issues of femicide.
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Sudan’s 11-Month Civil War: Child Safety at Risk, Sexual Violence Soars
Sudan’s crisis demands immediate international intervention. Increased funding, a coordinated response to address the various aspects of the crisis, and constant efforts to ensure the safety and well-being of civilians.
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#IWD24: Only 33.7% of Nigerian Women Find Tech Workplaces Truly Inclusive
While a majority (53.9%) saw the tech industry as averagely inclusive, a smaller percentage (33.7%) found their organisations very inclusive.
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Gaza’s Toll: 70% of 28,340 Killed Palestinians are Women and Children
Acknowledging the invisible scars carried by women and girls is necessary for achieving peace in Gaza. Their stories of silent pain, unmet needs, and violated rights must inspire action.
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In January 2024, How Many Women Were Abused?
From January 1st to January 31st 2024, a staggering total of 240 cases of femicide surfaced in 26 countries worldwide. The United States took the lead with 101 reports, closely followed by India with 59.
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Can Nigeria Be Empowered Through Open Conversations About Sexual Health?
By dispelling myths, addressing statistics, and putting into practice practical interventions, Nigeria can improve results for everyone’s sexual health and build a stronger, more empowered society.
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Femicide Across the Globe – July to December 2023
During these six months, a startling total of 734 reported femicides that made their way to the news were documented. The month with the highest recorded incident was October with a record number of 146 cases.
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Kenyan Women March Against Femicide and Gender-Based Violence
Femicide Count Kenya also reports that 152 women were brutally killed in 2023 alone—a startling increase from 146 in 2022 and the greatest number in the previous five years.
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Kenyan Women March Against Femicide and Gender-Based Violence
Femicide Count Kenya also reports that 152 women were brutally killed in 2023 alone—a startling increase from 146 in 2022 and the greatest number in the previous five years.