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Bookphoria with Victoria – On Women’s Rights Part 2
International Women’s Day (IWD) on March 8 is a global celebration of women’s achievements and a call for gender equality. Recognized by the UN since 1977, it underscores the ongoing struggle for women’s rights, aligned with international agreements like the … Continue reading » “Bookphoria with Victoria – On Women’s Rights Part 2”
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AI in Maternal Health Care
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How Feminist Foreign Policy Prioritises Women’s Rights in Addressing Climate Change
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Bookphoria with Victoria : The Rights of Women Part Two
Here to present you with the second Bookphoria with Victoria for this month. March brings about the global observance of International Women’s Day, celebrated annually on the 8th. This holiday not only celebrates women and their achievements, but it also … Continue reading » “Bookphoria with Victoria : The Rights of Women Part Two”
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March brings about the global observance of International Women’s Day, celebrated annually on the 8th. This holiday not only celebrates women and their achievements, but it also brings attention to issues such as gender equality, violence and abuse against women, … Continue reading » “Bookphoria with Victoria : The Rights of Women Part One”
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Education ban by the Taliban: a shocking reality in 21st century
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International Safe Abortion Day
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Talking to Mónica Hernández Rejón, producer of “The Seventeen (Fly So Far)”
Following the screening of the film, “The Seventeen (Fly So Far)” during the October film festival held at Kino in Lund, we held a follow-up interview with the film’s producer, Mónica Hernández Rejón. Mónica is a Mexican film producer, director, … Continue reading » “Talking to Mónica Hernández Rejón, producer of “The Seventeen (Fly So Far)””
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