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A Bangladeshi teenager taking a selfie.

Digital technology

“What really matters is unsupervised access”

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by Payal Arora
by Hans Dembowski
Commemorating a murdered woman.

Rule of law

The large number of femicides marks Mexico’s reputation

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by Virginia Mercado
Virginia Mercado
Delfina Gómez, the first female governor of Edomex, with President Andrés Manuel López Obrador.

Social change

Mexico is slowly inching towards gender justice

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by Virginia Mercado
Virginia Mercado
Arti performed in Benares in 2019: the Hindu ceremony figures in Krupa Ge’s novel.

Gender justice

Eight decades of gender relations in South India

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by Hans Dembowski
Distribution of free sanitary pads to women in Kiambu, Kenya.

German development policy

What really helps women worldwide – sanitary pads, visas and loans

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by Svenja Schulze
Svenja Schulze
Not wearing a headscarf has become common in Teheran.

Authoritarian dress code

Iran’s regime is trying to enforce hijab rules again

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by Shora Azarnoush
Artisanal fishing boats in front of the container port of Lomé, Togo’s capital city.

International relations

African responsibility for climate justice

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by Samir Abi
South African health-care workers demonstrating in Johannesburg in March for better pay.

Brain drain in Africa

Brain drain in Africa’s health-care sector

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The initiative GermanDream organises discussions about social values.

Immigration

“We don’t need saviours – we need dialogue on equal footing”

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by Düzen Tekkal
by Jörg Döbereiner
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