I am powerful: Girls around the world stand up against FGM
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Ethiopian women and girls see “remarkable results” in ending child marriage
08 February 20181
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“I refused”: Brave women and girls take a stand against FGM
06 February 20181
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Life interrupted: Myanmar teen pregnancy points to need for comprehensive sexuality education
25 January 20181
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Help girls say #IDONT to child marriage
February 1, 2018Valentines Day is a romantic time for couples, but not for these girls. Help them say "I DON'T" to child marriage. Learn more.
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UNITED NATIONS, New York – Even as the global COVID-19 pandemic disrupts economies and strains health and social services, governments and partners are signalling that their commitment to the health and rights of women…
12 November 2020
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TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras – Women and girls in Honduras are at high risk in the aftermath of Hurricane Eta. More than 400,000 women have been directly affected by the widespread destruction and are now left without access…
08 November 2020
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The Government of Norway has committed $1.1 million to support UNFPA’s work with the Government of Mozambique to respond to the COVID-19 outbreak in areas impacted by Cyclones Idai and Kenneth.
This funding will…
04 November 2020
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Today, one in four young women will be married in childhood. Child marriage is a human rights violation on a vast scale and a major obstacle to sustainable development. Girls are disproportionately affected; levels of child marriage among boys are about one fifth of the levels among girls. Around 750 million girls and women alive today were married in childhood, and unless progress is accelerated, that number will remain at least as high through 2030.
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Crashing a wedding, saving a child bride: App helps girl avoid child marriage
13 December 20171
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UNFPA scales up response after Iraq earthquake
24 November 20171