13/07/2017 – by Cédric Kotitschke, Alexandre Martinez Supporting the drive for improvement Read full article
Women's health New 03/08/2017 – by Idah Nabateregga Dangerous for mothers and babies Women who have been subjected to female genital mutilation often have severe complications during childbirth More
Blog 26/07/2017 – by Sabine Balk Remarkable stories A new book gives a positive view on support for refugees in Germany More
Disability 24/07/2017 – by Gloria Laker Aciro Landmine survivor helping fellow amputees In Uganda, a landmine survivor helps fellow amputees to cope with their disability More
Blog 19/07/2017 – by Sheila Mysorekar Dealing well with mass displacement Uganda has to deal with many refugees – and does an excellent job More
Press freedom 17/07/2017 – by Parach Mach Worsening censorship In South Sudan, media houses are under great pressure More
Abortion 12/07/2017 – by Katja Dombrowski Public disclosure Salvadoran celebrity’s personal story ignites debate over decriminalisation of abortion More
Women’s rights 11/07/2017 – by Katja Dombrowski International pressure for reform El Salvador parliament debates change to the abortion law More
IDPs 27/06/2017 – by Paul Kawegah Growing fears in Kinamba Nine years after the post-election violence, Kenyan IDPs are still living in provisional settings More
Ethnic tensions 25/06/2017 – by Paul Kawegah Roots of violence In Kenya, ethnic tensions are intertwined with long-standing disputes over land More
Non-violent action 24/06/2017 – by Armando Mussa Sani, Jasmina Barckhausen Their grandparents’ legacy Three examples of how peace activists use non-violent means to settle land conflicts in Guinea Bissau More
Civil peace service 23/06/2017 – by Armando Mussa Sani, Jasmina Barckhausen Theatre sheds light on conflicts Guinea-Bissau must finally apply its land law in order to resolve conflicts More
