Feminism

SA: How Sex Work movement is breaking the silence

By Dr. Corey Sarana Spengler-Gathercole Across the African continent, we are witnessing a dangerous rise in the policing of women’s bodies and the silencing of voices that challenge patriarchal control. From attempts to roll back reproductive rights to renewed hostility toward LGBTQI+ communities, the backlash against equality has become one of the defining struggles of

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Southern Africa: WOSSO Fellows graduate!

Antananarivo, Madagascar; The Women of the South Speak Out (WOSSO) fellowship marked a historic milestone with the graduation of its first cohort on 20 August 2025, celebrating the achievements of 14 dynamic young women from Southern Africa (South Africa, Botswana, Kingdom of Eswatini, Malawi, Namibia and Zimbabwe). The fellowship, funded by the British Government’s Foreign, Commonwealth

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WVL: 3 Digital Tools empowering feminist action

Feminist movements are increasingly turning to digital tools to amplify advocacy, strengthen networks and deepen impact. In the recent Powering Feminist Action Through Digital Tools Learning Hub hosted by the Renewed Women’s Voices in Leadership (RWVL) programme, grantees came together to exchange experiences and explore practical ways to harness technology more effectively. The session highlighted concrete examples of how

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