Concern about the establishment of donor schools, collaboration schools, and intervention facilities in the education sector.

The Democratic Nursing Organisation of South Africa (DENOSA) has reflected on how Women’s Month turned out for women in SA

Independent body seeks to address injustices within the legal profession so that all citizens are treated ethically.

“I don’t sing to avenge my family, but because other innocent people who know nothing about politics continue to die,” says imprisoned Congolese rapper Idengo.

In a trendy Tokyo neighbourhood, customers browse the wares at Majerca, a shop stocked with handmade items from scarves to glassware, all produced by people with disabilities.

Three members of the Beirut family spent Christmas behind bars in Cuba, locked away for taking part in unprecedented protests against a communist regime notoriously intolerant of dissent.

A Moroccan court Wednesday sentenced a university lecturer to two years in jail over accusations he traded good grades for sexual favours, local media reported.

The European Court of Human Rights on Thursday rejected a case brought over a UK bakery’s refusal to bake a gay wedding cake, saying British legal options had to be exhausted before it would get involved.

A Moroccan court has ruled that a member of China’s Uyghur Muslim minority, Yidiresi Aishan, can be extradited to China for alleged “terrorist acts”, his lawyer told AFP on Thursday.

The report noted restrictive environments for journalists around the world, including laws used to target reporters

Homosexuality had been banned since 1965 in conservative Botswana, where offenders could face up to 7 years in prison, the 2019 judgement

Wednesday, Tanzania Education Minister said that “pregnant school girls will be allowed to continue with formal education after delivery.”

“Our society is beset by numerous scourges targeted at women such as rape, sexual violence, femicide, and gender-based violence. Women grapple with feeling vulnerable and unsafe in our society.”