Women

Clean Water for All: A Case Study of Malaysia’s Orang Asli

A water, sanitation, and hygiene initiative with an indigenous community in Malaysia shows the power of active and responsive community engagement and demonstrates how a shift in mentality must take place to bridge the gap between bottom-up initiatives and top-down policies.

UN Peacekeeping Cuts Could be a Disaster for Women and Girls

Due to US pressure, the UN General Assembly has voted to cut $600 million from the UN Peacekeeping budget. The impact on women and girls must be addressed, or the cuts could cause serious harm.

Putting the Spotlight on Women Migrant Workers

New expert recommendations in the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly, and Regular Migration report could be crucial to ensure the autonomy and independence of women migrant workers across the world.