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May 2008

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Gulam Haider from Afghanistan was married at the age of 11.
05/14/2008 A photoessay including award-winning photographs depicts the lives of girls in Afghanistan, Ethiopia, and Nepal who marry as children.
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From: International Center for Research on Women
Related: [Nepal] [Ethiopia] [Afghanistan] [Culture] [Gender] [Youth] [Education] [Children]
Image: Gulam Haider from Afghanistan was married at the age of 11. © Stephanie Sinclair / International Center for Research on Women
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05/08/2008 Zimbabwen demokratia-aktivistit hyödyntävät tehokkaasti tekstiviestejä, blogeja ja muutta uutta teknologiaa. Kontrolloidun valtamedian ohittava viesti on usein humoristinen letkautus presidentti Mugabesta tai maan katastrofaalisesta taloudellisesta tilasta.
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From: OneWorld US
Related: [Zimbabwe] [Democracy] [ICT]
Image: - © Peter Armstrong
Children produce their own programmes at the Erive Community Radio station/ Photo credit: UNICEF/Lemoyne
05/07/2008 Erive Community Radio is bringing a change in the lives of young girls in Maganja da Costa. The UNICEF-supported station has led to a rise in enrollment in primary schools through its programmes promoting girls’ education. The station is run in partnership with Mozambique’s Social Communication Institute.
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Related: [Southern Africa] [Mozambique] [ICT] [Gender] [Education]
Image: Children produce their own programmes at the Erive Community Radio station/ Photo credit: UNICEF/Lemoyne
05/07/2008 Zimbabweans are increasingly harnessing new technologies -- notably cell phones and the internet -- to challenge the ever more dictatorial nature of Mugabe's regime.
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From: Global Voices Online
Related: [Zimbabwe]
05/06/2008 Zimbabween aseita kuljettava laiva on ollut kuun vaihteesta valmiina rantautumaan Luandan satamaan Angolaan. Satamatyöläiset kieltäytyvät purkamasta lastia.
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From: Suomen Ammattiliittojen Solidaarisuuskeskus
Related: [Zimbabwe] [Conflict] [Labor]
A Kenyan Maasai woman.
05/02/2008 Once one of the few Maasai girls able to attend school and now the chairperson of a leading coalition of indigenous peoples' organizations in Africa, Mary Simat embodies the changing gender norms of the Kenyan Maasai community.
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From: Cultural Survival, Inc.
Related: [Kenya]
Image: A Kenyan Maasai woman. © Women Thrive Worldwide
Tryphine (right) and her mother Juliet at their small vegetable stand.
05/01/2008 An outreach and education program for youth that have lost their homes and families helps girls like Tryphine Chikabida, 14 years old, overcome the challenges of life in Zimbabwe.
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From: Mercy Corps
Related: [Zimbabwe]
Image: Tryphine (right) and her mother Juliet at their small vegetable stand. © Mercy Corps

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