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ZONTA. Logo of Zonta International, a ladies’ club for empowering women worldwide, and at right, logo of Z Club, a junior club of Zonta, with students as members.
ARTWORK by Jessemarie Lloyd Tio (left) and Dexie Bernice Estrella.
ARTWORK by Jessemarie Lloyd Tio (left) and Dexie Bernice Estrella.
ARTWORK by Jessemarie Lloyd Tio (left) and Dexie Bernice Estrella.
ARTWORK by Chen Yit Ching.
ARTWORK by Andrei Jose Ignacio (left) and Andrea Eloise Rentuza.
ARTWORK by Andrei Jose Ignacio (left) and Andrea Eloise Rentuza.
ARTWORK by Katrina Isabelle Chua (left) and Goeun Jang.
The United Nations General Assembly, along with the UN’s specialized agencies, such as the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) and others, designates a number of “international days” to mark important aspects of
Plan Int-Gh calls for urgent action to address challenges of girls 31st Dec 2020 | Source: GNA
Plan International-Ghana (Int-GH) had called for urgent action by the Government and Policymakers to stop the abuse and harassment of girls and young women who go online.
Mr. Richard Buadu, Manager of Plan Int-Gh, Central Programme Unit, made the call at a Children and Youth Mock Parliament held at Essarkyir in the Ekumfi District of the Central Region.
The program under the theme Free for Girls to go online , was graced by Heads of Departments and Institutions, Traditional Rulers, Assembly Members, and several school children in the District.
By PRESS RELEASE As the world marks the one-year anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic on 11 March 2021, initial progress reports on Education Cannot Wait’s (ECW) COVID-19 emergency responses to date show that the Fund and its partners have already reached over 9 million vulnerable girls and boys in the midst of the worst education crisis of our lifetime. Nujeen Mustafa is a Syrian refugee, youth advocate and champion for children with disabilities for the UN Refugee Agency.
At just sixteen years old, Nujeen Mustafa made the 3,500-mile journey from Syria to Germany in a steel wheelchair. Nujeen was born with cerebral palsy and spent the majority of her life confined to her apartment in Aleppo, Syria, where she taught herself English watching shows on TV.