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400 million children abused annually - Vimarsana News

400 million children abused annually

New global report blames lack of preventive policies and digital media

Sex Trade Survivors, Women's and Human Rights Advocates, and Anti-Trafficking Organizations from Around the World Call on South Africa to Reject New Bill Decriminalizing the Sex Trade - Vimarsana News

Sex Trade Survivors, Women's and Human Rights Advocates, and Anti-Trafficking Organizations from Around the World Call on South Africa to Reject New Bill Decriminalizing the Sex Trade

/PRNewswire/ -- Nearly 2,000 sex trade survivors, women's and human rights advocates, anti-trafficking organizations, frontline service providers, and...

Raising the Alarm on the Slow Pace of Family Law Reform - Vimarsana News

Raising the Alarm on the Slow Pace of Family Law Reform

In September 2021, in the midst of a pandemic-related lockdown, a 15-year-old Muslim girl from Colombo, Sri Lanka was married off by her relatives to a much older man.A local women’s rights g

Making the UN Charter a Reality: Why is UN Day Important for Asians at the UN? - Vimarsana News

Making the UN Charter a Reality: Why is UN Day Important for Asians at the UN?

To commemorate the seventy-seventh UN Day, the United Nations Asia Network for Diversity & Inclusion (UN-ANDI) held a panel discussion on the topic “Making the UN Charter a reality”. The discussio

The Digital Divide: Africa the Least Connected with 60 percent of the Population Offline - Vimarsana News

The Digital Divide: Africa the Least Connected with 60 percent of the Population Offline

The digital divide – between the world’s rich and poor nations —remains staggeringly wide.For over 2.7 billion people, many of them living in developing and least developed countries (LDCs),