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What Miss Papua New Guinea Losing Her Title for Dancing Tells Us About Gender Inequality

What Miss Papua New Guinea Losing Her Title for Dancing Tells Us About Gender Inequality Papua New Guinea is considered one of the most dangerous places to be a girl or woman. Why Global Citizens Should Care Global Citizen campaigns on the United Nations’ Global Goals, including goal 5 for gender equality, which addresses topics like gender-based violence, sexual violence, female genital mutilation, child marriage and domestic violence. Join the movement and take action on this issue and more here.  Lucy Maino, crowned Miss Papua New Guinea in 2019, has been stripped of her title by the Miss Pacific Islands Pageant (MPIP PNG) after she posted a video of herself dancing on popular social media platform TikTok. 

South Africa s Student Protests: Everything to Know About a Movement That Goes Back Decades

Schalk van Zuydam/AP Global Citizen ExplainsDefeat Poverty South Africa s Student Protests: Everything to Know About a Movement That Goes Back Decades From Fees Must Fall to Wits Asinamali, students have been protesting for free tertiary education. Why Global Citizens Should Care Access to quality education is not only one of the United Nations’ Global Goals, it’s a human right. South Africa’s youth has been fighting for the right to affordable education for decades, and the struggle continues. Education is essential for employment opportunities, economic development, and bringing poverty to an end. Join us by taking action here to help provide access to quality education for those who need it most. 

SDRs: Why African Officials Are Backing This Innovative Way of Funding COVID-19 Response

SDRs: Why African Officials Are Backing This Innovative Way of Funding COVID-19 Response Without assistance, an estimated 49 million Africans could be pushed into extreme poverty. Why Global Citizens Should Care The COVID-19 pandemic has seriously affected economies and has significantly increased global poverty rates. This has set countries behind in the journey to achieving the United Nations’ Global Goals by 2030. In order to get back on track, innovative financing sources and emergency assets such as Special Drawing Rights (SDRs) are needed to help boost economies and assist the most vulnerable countries. Join the movement and take action on this and other related issues here. 

Nigeria s Doctors Are Striking Here s Why and What This Means for COVID-19

Health worker Hajanata Balhelomeu examines a young child in a health clinic in Yola, Adamawa state, Nigeria, January 2020. Pneumonia kills more than 800,000 children under 5 every year. Nigerian children made up the highest number of those who died. © Siegfried Modola/UNI279456/UNICEF NewsDefeat Poverty Nigeria’s Doctors Are Striking. Here’s Why and What This Means for COVID-19. It s the third time in a year that Nigeria’s doctors have gone on strike over working conditions. Why Global Citizens Should Care Due to systemic issues, coupled with the effect of the COVID-19 pandemic, millions of vulnerable Nigerians do not have access to quality health care reducing their quality of life and their ability to lift themselves out of extreme poverty. We must take action to ensure that every Nigerian has access to good, quality health care. Join the movement by taking action here.

Canada Sees Surge in Green Jobs Despite COVID-19 Pandemic: Report

Canada Sees Surge in Green Jobs Despite COVID-19 Pandemic: Report The industry grew by 5%, offering a promising outlook on the future of employment. Why Global Citizens Should Care The United Nations’ Global Goal 8 calls for decent work and sustainable economic growth, and the need for investment in green jobs for young people is likely to play a big role in achieving that goal in the next decade. The climate crisis threatens economic stability and prosperity and will push more people into extreme poverty, so it’s vital that the sustainability sector continues as part of the mission to curb global warming. To find out more about climate change and take action, join the movement here

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