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Life on the edge: Scent of the street: Girls in the 'hood - Nigeria, the MDGs and women's empowermen
September 2, 2014Nigeria has had some success in getting more women into government and business. But what about at street level - Scent of the Streets tells the story of Onyinye, Busayo and Gift - three 'Area Girls' hoping for a brighter future in Ajegunle.
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Mobile Clinics Help Burundians Recover From War
September 2, 2014Every year, some 1,000 women are diagnosed with obstetric fistula in Burundi. Sylvie Harerimana was living with the condition for eight years
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Life on the Edge: Trawler Girl
September 2, 2014Looking at Namibia's progress on meeting its MDGs promises to women - through the eyes of the country's first female trawler captain.
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Vietnam Brides For Export
September 2, 2014Brokers find Vietnamese wives for South Korean men
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Laos: Women Migrants
September 2, 2014Construction of a new road from China through Laos is transforming the traditional local economies. The road has increased commerce as local women initiate a lively trade with construction workers and their merchant wives.
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State of World Population Report 2009: Bolivia
September 2, 2014A view on the effects of Climate Change from Bolivia
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Afghanistan 2010: Once Upon a Time
September 2, 2014This Slide Show was exhibited at the UNFPA Booth during the Women Deliver Conference, held June 7-9th in Washington, DC.
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Women Migrants: International Migration in Thailand
September 2, 2014Many Burmese make the short journey to Thailand to find work. Often fishermen spend between one and two months at sea. Women have found work in fish markets, but some have ended up working as sex workers in karaoke bars.
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A Walk to Beautiful
September 2, 2014A documentary about five Ethiopian women whose lives have been devastated by obstetric fistula and the difficult journey they undertake.
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Health Care for Remote Villagers Laos
September 2, 2014Ma Houay Kout village is in a particularly remote area in Attapeu Province in southern Laos. Once every three months, a health team will spend two days in each village and provide a range of services and information.