2010 VOF Module 4

When discussing gender discrimination and while fighting women’s rights, we must not forget the women in Kathmandu who are driving the Tempos: Public Vehicles. … Read More»

“I feel so small.” Those words capture the thoughts I had at that moment. … Read More»

When I first began writing my final VOF assignment, I thought I would focus on education, because education has been the key to lifting myself out of poverty. … Read More»

“If you are a woman, you either are a maid or you have one.” … Read More»

No one seems to be aware; but it is real, it is happening! In the privacy of homes, behind closed kitchen and bedroom doors, pubescent girls in Cameroon are being tortured by their own mothers. … Read More»

Walking seemed to be something pretty normal for most of us. And it is. As children, we learned to walk and we discovered the world. … Read More»

Emerging from a fourteen- year long civil crisis, teenage pregnancy is becoming a societal ill that leaders and stakeholders should tackle. … Read More»

In less than a month, Nigeria will have her fourth democratic election as scheduled: National Assembly Election (2/4/2011), Presidential Election (9/4/2011) and the Governorship/State Assemblies elect … Read More»

It was November 12, 2010, the day Burmese people had been waiting for - the release of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi from house arrest. … Read More»