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Team Leader, Gender Equality, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Organization: UNDP - United Nations Development Programme Country: Ethiopia City: Addis Ababa Office: UNDP...

Proposed rule would reward hospitals that deliver high-quality care to underserved populations

While the EU likes to promote itself as a union of gender equality, in reality European women still face immense inequality, especially when it comes to the paycheck, argue Samira Rafaela and Sylvie Brunet from Renew Europe ahead of the vote on the Pay Transparency Directive in the European Parliament on Thursday (30 March).

News and Press Release in English on World and 36 other countries about Health and Epidemic; published on 29 Mar 2023 by GPEI

THE SNP leadership candidates have addressed a range of important questions on disability issues.

Government delegations from Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine learned how European Union institutions work on gender equality during a three-day study visit (6–8

"Increasing womens agency and empowering women with skills and resources will have a legacy and bring broader positive impacts in communities beyond polio eradication."

Unemployed, underpaid, excluded—women with disabilities remain invisible in social policies related to employment.

An important initiative launched today as part of European Testing Week, promoting HIV self-testing for higher education students in Ireland.

The Executive Director of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), Catherine Russell, highly valued Vietnam’s achievements in child protection and care during a three-day visit to Vietnam that concluded on November 13.