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Gender Politics

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  • Civil SocietyDebating IdeasDemocracy and ElectionsFeminismGender PoliticsHorn of AfricaHumanitarianismPeace ProcessesSocial PolicySudan

    A Road Paved with Thorns: Access to Justice for Women in Conflict Areas in Darfur

    By Wini Omer
    February 19, 2021
    Civil Society Dialogue in the Horn of Africa Series: Justice for Women Darfur
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    Addressing Gender Inequality in the Horn of Africa: A Proposed Blueprint For Policy Makers

    By Rosebell Kagumire
    February 5, 2021
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  • COVID-19Debating IdeasGender PoliticsSpecialised SeriesZimbabwe

    The Gendering of Violence in Zimbabwean Politics

    By Glanis Changachirere
    December 8, 2020
    The Series: Zimbabwe Now: Post-Coup, Mid-Covid
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    The Paradox of Ethiopian Women: Increased Suffering, Higher National Profile, Muted Voices

    By Mulugeta Gebrehiwot
    July 1, 2020
    Does electing women make any difference to women’s rights? Ethiopia as a cast study.
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