Beyond the veil: Minority women in Iran are calling for change
The bastion of patriarchy has long been defended by systems of discrimination and impunity in the Islamic Republic of Iran.…
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EVENT: Indigenous women in the pandemic: Lessons of repression and resistance
On the occasion of the 48th session of the UN Human Rights Council (HRC), which will review the impact of…
Legacy of war still haunts minority women in Sri Lanka, says MRG study
Minority women continue to grapple with the legacy of Sri Lanka’s civil conflict six years after its bloody end, according…
‘Get out there and get it’ – Women and Leadership in Kenya
Giulia Di Mattia, Programme Officer at Minority Rights Group International, interviewed Jennipher Atieno, the new Minister for Education, Youth, Culture…
Meera, medium and message – MRG’s BBC Radio 4 Appeal
MRG’s Fundraiser, Lali Foster, reflects on our collaboration with UK actress Meera Syal and BBC Radio 4 to raise awareness…
A journey of firsts for Endorois women
Giulia di Mattia, MRG’s Programme Assistant, reports back from a trip to the African Commission in The Gambia with a…
All dressed up in India
MRG’s Gender Programme Coordinator, Kathryn Ramsay, is in Madhya Pradesh at a training with inspiring Dalit women leaders from north…
A lesson on justice in Burundi
Lucy Claridge, MRG’s Head of Law, visits a Batwa community in Burundi and learns that access to justice can seem…
Part 2 of 2: Apparently all Africans originate from Ethiopia – new discovery at MRG media training
We are championing on. I am still typing away as the 18 participants attending MRG’s Kampala media training add their…
Part 1 of 2: Team blogging – part of the media training in sunny Kampala
It didn’t take too long to warm up to Kampala. So much of the city felt familiar, reminding me of…
