Universal Health Coverage (UHC)
By Dumiso Gatsha 12 December commemorates Universal Health Coverage (UHC) [...]
Youth & Politics: worlds apart in Africa’s success story
Botswana's eleventh session of parliament has just ended. Political parties are gearing up for national elections. As promises are being made, I am reminded of how history shows that many of these are often unfulfilled. There is a sudden surge of youth-oriented opportunities from the state - reflecting how the majority is often lured into the promise of prosperity over a few months every five years just before elections
SDGs & Youth in Africa
By Dumiso Gatsha The year 2020 will be the [...]
Unheard and ignored: A difficult road to the justice for survivors of sexual violence during a decade-long armed conflict in Nepal
A decade-long armed conflict ended in 2006, but the justice system has failed to ensure justice for many, including survivors of sexual violence.
Pakistan’s Anti-Terrorism Act – a tool for state security or a weapon to silence dissidents?
By Mayme-Elizabeth Medlock On May 21, 2019, Pashtun activist [...]
Time for accountability – Europe instead of “Greater Serbia”
Reposted from original source with Youth Initiative for Human Rights [...]
International Day of the African Child – youth mobilization and engagement
By Dumiso Gatsha June 16 was declared by the Organisation [...]
Will the online space be free from violence against young women?
By Esther Tawiah Whether at home, on the streets or [...]
A hybrid hunt for criminal journalists: Meduza reviews how federal censors monitor and punish Russia’s mass media
Article re-posted under creative licence common, written by Ivan Golunov [...]
Can strengthening internal party democracy promote young women’s inclusion in Nigeria?
by Esther Tawiah The presence of political parties is a [...]