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“The world needs to open their eyes”: Kasai survivors call for attention to crisis

“What I have had to go through, it has been terrible," said Antone, 50. Her husband and children were killed as they fled Kasai. © UNFPA Angola/Tiril Skarstein

28 March 2018

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Women's centre in Iraq helps women "knit" their lives back together

Haneen volunteers at a UNFPA-supported women's centre in Debaga camp. © UNFPA Iraq

26 March 2018

NATIONAL POST: Programme Assistant, Maungdaw, Northern Rakhine State, Myanmar Country Office, G5

Level: G-5
Contract type: Fixed Term Appointment
Closing date: 06 Apr 2018 05:00 PM (Asia/Yangon)
Duty station: Maungdaw, Rakhine State

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Health workers can treat, empower survivors of gender-based violence

Survivors of gender-based violence require a full range of services, from medical care to counselling to legal support. © UNFPA Iraq

22 March 2018

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Perilous conditions for pregnant women displaced in northern Syria

A UNFPA-supported mobile team performs an ultrasound for a pregnant woman displaced from Afrin. © UNFPA Syria/Sufian Abdulmouty

19 March 2018

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Violence knows no borders: Leaders, activists take on horrors of gender-based violence

Violence against women and girls is pervasive throughout the world. A rape kit in South Sudan. © UNFPA/Tim McKulka

16 March 2018

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In Indonesia, family support groups tackle roots of gender violence

Rivaldo Taime, 13, had the courage to seek help for his family. © UNFPA/Matthew Taylor

05 March 2018

Statement

UNFPA’s statement on recent media stories about aid delivery in Syria

01 March 2018

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Dispatches from the road: UNFPA Goodwill Ambassador Ashley Judd on the horrors facing Rohingya refugees

UNFPA Goodwill Ambassador visits Rohingya refugee women at a women-friendly space in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. Six months ago, a massive influx of refugees began to pour into Bangladesh, fleeing the violence in Myanmar. © UNFPA/Lauren Anders Brown

26 February 2018

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Mozambique programme empowers girls to fight gender inequality, child marriage

Girls in the Raparinga Biz meet in a safe space, where they can freely discuss issues including gender equality, violence and their own struggles. © UNFPA Mozambique

14 February 2018

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Dispatches from the road: UNFPA Goodwill Ambassador Ashley Judd on the horrors facing Rohingya refugees

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