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Essential Services Package for Women and Girls Subject to Violence

Number of pages: 126

Publication date: 30 Dec 2015

Author: UN Women, UNFPA, WHO, UNDP & UNODC

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A call to protect women and girls on the move

Rohingya refugee girls participate in classes on sexual and reproductive health and life skills at a UNFPA-supported safe space in the Kutupalong refugee camp in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. The space offers a place to connect with peers and gain support, care and knowledge to help them stay healthy and safe amidst the hardships of forced displacement. © UNFPA/Carly Learson

05 October 2018

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Leaders demand protection for women and girls affected by conflict

Women and girls have been disproportionately affected by the conflict in Yemen. © UNFPA Yemen/Fahmia Al-Fotih

28 September 2018

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One-stop care centre helps women amid South Sudan’s epidemic of violence

(Right to left) UNFPA Executive Director Dr. Natalia Kanem and United Nations Deputy Secretary-General Amina J. Mohammed meet with one-stop centre staff. © UNFPA South Sudan/Arlene Alano

04 July 2018

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A turning point for girls' and women’s menstrual health in Africa

Faith Kiraison, an advocate for girls' rights and health, teaches her peers about menstrual health management. © UNFPA Kenya/Douglas Waudo

30 May 2018

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Finding a role model amid confinement of Myanmar’s Rohingya camps

Me Me teaches adolescent girls in the camp about their health and human rights, and helps them understand their own potential. © UNFPA Myanmar

31 July 2018

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After infertility, isolation and displacement, refugee in Iraq finds a place to heal

Women may face disappointment, stigma or even isolation if they cannot have children. A UNFPA-supported counsellor watches over a child in Amiriyat al-Falloujah camp. © UNFPA Iraq/Salwa Moussa

23 August 2018

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Men in Ukraine hold fast to gender norms, landmark study finds

The first-ever comprehensive study on men's gender views in Ukraine finds that one in ten men believe women should tolerate violence to keep their families intact. © UNFPA Ukraine / Maks Levin

13 September 2018

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One year on, Rohingya women and girls seek safety – and a chance to heal

Harrowing accounts of gender-based violence have been widely reported. A Rohingya refugee visits a UNFPA-supported women-friendly space. © UNFPA/Allison Joyce

24 August 2018

Publication

2017 Annual Report of FGM Joint Programme: Performance Analysis for Phase II

Number of pages: 110

Publication date: 06 Sep 2018

Author: UNFPA-UNICEF Joint Programme on Female Genital Mutilation

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Essential Services Package for Women and Girls Subject to Violence

A call to protect women and girls on the move

Leaders demand protection for women and girls affected by conflict

One-stop care centre helps women amid South Sudan’s epidemic of violence

A turning point for girls' and women’s menstrual health in Africa

Finding a role model amid confinement of Myanmar’s Rohingya camps

After infertility, isolation and displacement, refugee in Iraq finds a place to heal

Men in Ukraine hold fast to gender norms, landmark study finds

One year on, Rohingya women and girls seek safety – and a chance to heal

2017 Annual Report of FGM Joint Programme: Performance Analysis for Phase II

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