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Millions of people worldwide are working to improve gender equality -- and WomenWatch is tracking every effort.
WomenWatch is a real-time news feed covering women's rights. Created by the United Nations, it can help you track the progress toward gender equality -- and discover the obstacles we still face.
This week, your mission is to join the WomenWatch: Find a story that inspires you, and create your own follow-up investigation.
First: Choose a story from the WomenWatch news feed.
Then: Make the story bigger. What updates about this newsworthy event or project can you uncover? Can you reach someone from the story for an interview? Or can you find any similar project or news events that you think should become a part of this story?
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The story I investigated dealt with what steps could be taken to make the markets in Papua New Guinea safer for women. The article highlighted that about eighty percent of vendors in the Port Moresby market are women, most of which are extremely poor and depend on selling their goods in order to survive. A study revealed that fifty-five percent of women in this market place experienced sexual violence. Vendors' associations began working to make these places more safe for the women by upgrading the infrastructure, using cashless methods of payment to prevent theft, and implementing a referral system for the survivors of sexual violence.
sexual health so there are less death and illnesses.
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I learned about if we are to end hunger in Africa we need to let women work.
I recently did a paper on gender inequality in Afghanistan. Steps are being taken to help female inequality but it is slow going. It will take years if not decades for those areas to adapt to women being in positions of power.
I learned about gender violence in North Kivu.
A hospital in Uganda was open for the SGBV(Sexual and Gender Based Violence). This shows that there are those who care.
TThe chief of the United Nations (UN) asked for education for all children. This will help the kids by putting fact in their heads and then gettin them jobs,thus createing a higher GPD.
It increased my knowledge of how bad situations are for the majority of females in the world.
I lerned how hard it is for some women around the world and how they come together to help each other.
I learned about the first women cheif of a village in Gambia and how she started a garden so that women can grow food to support their familys
i learned that there crimes committed in North Kivu include 12 cases of rape, in a series of incidents, and many cases of sexual mutilation.
I read about an official empowering civilian protection from sexual violence. This will prevent many problems and can help many women get their lives back on track.
The chief of the UN asked for better education for kids. This is just what we need. Kids will learn how to get a job with their talents.
The cheif of the UN is asking ffor better education for kids. If kids get a good education, they can get good jobs. this won't just help them, but also help thier families.
The chief of the united nations asked for education for children. This is such an amazing tool! Education will help them develop their minds and help them get good jobs.
I read about the UNESCO making an education available to a broader range of people, and I found in another article on Women's Rights in Qatar that women there are allowed to run for an office, vote, pursue an education, and do many of the things that American women can do.
The UN chief asked for support for Malala and education for children. With education the girls could earn a living and make an impact on not only their lives but those if their kids. The education of the kids will help strengthen women's rights.
The National Organization for Women was established in 1966. Many people have been trying to ignor their existance but it came back strong. They stood up and let everyone know women need rights too. I think they are great for doing that.
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