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Sonke Gender Justice's One Man Can campaign mobilises South African men and boys through workshops and community action against gender-based violence. A …
Somalia's 2016 clan-based electoral model reserved 30% of parliamentary seats for women, lifting representation from 14% (2012) to 24% (2016). The target …
Argentina's pension moratorium let adults lacking 30 years of formal contributions — mostly women who had done unpaid care work — buy …
Bhutan's National Commission for Women and Children, set up in 2004, has embedded gender-responsive budgeting across ministries since 2013 — even as …
Lyft's Women+ Connect (Sept 2023, nationwide by 2024) lets women/nonbinary drivers and riders opt to match with each other; 67% of eligible …
India's DAY-NRLM sub-scheme has sanctioned 84 projects across 24 states, targeting 3 million+ women farmers. A Nielsen study found 1.3x higher agricultural …
Bahrain's royally-chaired Supreme Council for Women, established in 2001, delivered a first female minister (2004) and judges (2006); women now hold ~20% …
Since 2007, PNG's police-based Family and Sexual Violence Units and province-wide Family Support Centres have processed thousands of domestic-violence cases yearly, but …
Armenia's 2016 Electoral Code caps either sex at 70% of a party's list and requires gender alternation every 3 names. The floor …
Mongolia's 2023 electoral reform raised its gender candidate quota from 20% to 30% and introduced an alternating list, expanding parliament to 126 …
In 1997 India's Supreme Court issued the Vishaka Guidelines against workplace sexual harassment, codified in 2013 as the POSH Act requiring Internal …
The world's first law mandating free period products for all who need them. Scotland's Period Products (Free Provision) Act 2021 came into …
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