Analysis & Commentary
In India, Women Propel World’s Largest Protest Movement
Women have taken a leading role in the country’s farmers’ protest and seized the opportunity to demand equality.
Analysis & Commentary
As Lebanon Melts Down, Can it Avert Total Collapse?
Financial, governance and COVID challenges are bringing the country to its knees, potentially provoking a new wave of displacement.
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A Sahel City’s Residents Take the Lead on Justice and Security
Here is how people in Niger’s capital worked from the grass roots to address crime and violence.
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The Voices of South Sudan’s Women
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