UN Women Representative In Sudan
By A Mystery Man Writer
Description
Ms. Adjaratou Fatou Ndiaye/ Adji, UN Women Country Representative in Sudan since July 2018 is a lawyer and a gender expert by training, and a well-known Gender activist in the Africa region who participated in her home country to key advocacies that brought fundamental changes to women’s status.
UN chief 'shocked' by letter from Sudan's military ruler asking to
UN Women Executive Director returns to South Sudan
In the words of Astur*: Women's networks are working at different levels to end the war.
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UN Women East And Southern Africa Regional Office At A Glance, Publications
Don't stop your girl from joining the military” – South Sudan People's Defense Forces Women's Network launched in Juba, South Sudan
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Empowering Women on the Frontlines of the Climate Crisis in Somalia
Revisiting Gender Equality in the Seychelles
Sudan celebrates International Women's Day and the 70th anniversary of the women's movement in Sudan
New Joint UN Women and UNFPA partnership to empower women smallholders
UN Women Regional Director for East and Southern Africa joins
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