Dear bloggers, I have been so silence lately as I have moved to Montevideo, Uruguay. I was invited to watch a documentary about women in the jail Punta de Rieles
Debate Around UN Resolution 1325
Had UN been inclusive from beginning and supposed to be progressive organisation, there wouldn't be a need for Resolution 1325 to govern anybody
In a village near Erbil, in Iraqi Kurdistan, my circus was invited to share lunch. the men were taken to tables on a shady veranda while I and Chnur were
In his blog, Marcus Gilroy-Ware who has written for openDemocracy about Wikipedia, defends the open source encyclopedia from The Register's Andrew Orlowski. Orlowski's article, "
The impact of life in exile on women and girls is often paid little attention by assistance providers. The 15th chapter in the IA and WWP Toolkit looks at issues
Hi to all out there. I have been working around issues to do with Muslim women in particular. Though I cannot claim to represent this interest group, as it is
Apologies for the silence! For those of us working in conflict/post-conflict countries, the day-to-day tends to take precedence over the longer-term strategic thinking and reflection
Well – we have a real treat today thanks to Women Waging Peace who have an amazing collection of video clips.
Go to the About section - you can meet Kemi, Boitumelo,
I apologize for not communicating with al of you for a while, although I read what is posted everyday.
I have been very involved in the recent political development in
Dearest Women Making a Difference Bloggers,
This is my first post to Women Making a Difference Blogg. I was prevented to write before due to the fieldwork I had to
An UNPFA-backed workshop in Bucharest the day before yesterday, called for gender-awareness to be retained and incorporated into military and political thinking so that recent lessons from many
In his blog, Somali-Norwegian Bill Ainashe shoots down Hazem Saghieh & Saleh Bechir's argument on openDemocracy that the "muslim community" is a European invention. He
