An Urgent Shift: Wild Law in South Africa and beyond Initiative The protection of nature requires a new legal foundation. In South Africa and worldwide, the Wild Law Institute demonstrates how the rights of nature can redefine our relationship with the environment – for a more sustainable future. By Lesai Seema
Care Without Compensation: How ASHA Workers in India Struggle for Dignity and Justice Background ASHA workers are the backbone of India's healthcare, yet they fight for recognition and fair pay. These women are now trying to transform the narrative around labor and dignity in the healthcare system. By Damayanti Saha
Legacy of Quiet Resistance: Feminism in Tunisia through the Lens of History Background What does it mean to have a feminist perspective? Feminism has many faces. From the silent resilience of my grandmother to the current challenges - how has the feminist movement in Tunisia developed? By Sonia Hedhili
Annual Report 2023 Annual Report As a political foundation, we are independent of the party and parliamentary group, but at the same time we are an integral part of the green movement. The headwind that blows in our face is getting tougher every day.
Nepali Women Raise Their Voices in Feminist Protest Interview Women in Nepal have resisted oppression for decades, both through personal acts of defiance as well as participation in creative expressions of protest. Nirvana Bhandary in conversation with Bhawana Raut and Kailash Rai.
Underground Feminism: How Decolonization is Framing the Fight for Gender Equality in Zambia Background While the voices of women in Zambia have often been overlooked throughout history, feminist movements are fighting for social justice and equality. Is feminism a colonial construct or the key to liberation? By Esther Mwema