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On August 1, the Convention on Cluster Munitions will enter into force, banning the use, production, and trade of cluster… Read More »
This week, a group of diverse Sudanese women leaders is meeting at a conference in Juba, Sudan organized by My… Read More »
Dear Friends, I write to ask for your help in gaining the freedom of a good man, a man of peace,… Read More »
I doubt if anyone can look at the suffering of the children of Gaza and not, in conscience, do something to… Read More »
Cambodian women are joining with politician and rights defender Mu Sochua in a fight for judicial reform. Mu Sochua, a… Read More »
Wangari Maathai is calling on the African Union to recognize the vital role of women in the ongoing Sudan peace process… Read More »
International outcry saved a 43-year-old Iranian woman from death by stoning last week, but her life remains in jeopardy. Iranian… Read More »
The Nobel Women’s Initiative has issued a statement expressing concern for the situation of human rights in Guatemala, and reaffirming… Read More »
Six Nobel Peace Laureates are calling upon the President of Guatemala to ‘uphold the right of indigenous communities to grant… Read More »
Letter from the Nobel Peace Laureates to His Holiness the Dalai Lama on his 75th Birthday July 06, 2010 We… Read More »
The United Nations General Assembly recently approved a resolution establishing the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment… Read More »
The six women Nobel Peace Laureates of the Nobel Women’s Initiative have sent a letter of congratulations and good wishes… Read More »