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Amid fears that global shocks have eroded progress toward gender equality, the Commonwealth Foundation has created an online platform.

Hemmed in by poverty, with barely two days of school a week, and often at risk of unwanted pregnancy or the uncertain prospect of emigration, young women and adolescents are among the main victims of

Governments the world over are worried about investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS) rules. These allow foreign investors to sue them for billions over new laws or policies reducing their profits.

Two crucial ingredients “transparency and sharing of real-time data with the media when COVID-19 struck” was key to managing vaccine hesitancy in Pakistan.

Excluded by inheritance and ignored by big business, women farmers in Kenya are turning to innovative methods to become independent food producers.

A total of 17,456 babies were born to girls aged 10 to 14 in Brazil in 2021. The annual figures are falling, but still reflect the plight of ruined childhoods and the failures of judges and doctors wh

Asian and African parliamentarians have committed to accelerate the implementation of a people-centered development agenda.

If you’re like me, you’ve probably heard a lot of negative talk about the media in recent years. Much of it has focused on the integrity of the so-called mainstream or legacy media that has domina

Policy approaches relying solely on voluntary actions to address urgent needs are unlikely to succeed. Depending on optional compliance to address global warming will not fix things in time.Reg

Diego has just enrolled to study journalism at a university in the Venezuelan capital and, with 2,000 dollars that his family members managed to gather, has bought his first car, a small 2007 Ford tha