German Development Minister Svenja Schulze has published the Strategy for a Feminist Development Policy with the aim of ensuring that all people can participate equally in social, economic and political life and exercise their human rights.
Gender equality is an essential precondition for a human rights-based, socially just, economically and ecologically sustainable development of democratic societies. Yet people around the world are still affected by gender-specific discrimination and excluded from equal participation in public and political life. In order to actively combat this, German Development Cooperation is actively engaged in promoting gender equality.
With regard to structural and systemic causes to inequality, the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) with its feminist development policy wants to close the gender…
In Bangladesh, women in textile factories often work in very poor conditions and have very few rights. Gender aspects, most notably, still play a very minor role in corporate and human resources…
When we think of armed non-state groups in conflict regions, we associate them mainly with male combatants. However, around 30-40 percent of the members of these groups are women. In a project…
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