Education Under Attack 2018 – Afghanistan

349 A full list of references can be found on GCPEA’s website, http://www.protectingeducation.org/education-under-attack-2018-references. 350 “Afghan university professors kidnapped in Ghazni,” Pakistan News Service, June 11, 2014. “Taliban kidnap 35 students, professors in Afghanistan,” World Bulletin, June 11, 2014. Ameen Amjad Khan, “35 Kandahar professors kidnapped by Taliban group,” University World News, June 19, 2014. 351…

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Violence against women at Sudan’s universities has been tolerated for far too long

Violence against women at Sudan’s universities has been In early January 2018, a video emerged and spread widely on Sudanese social media, appearing to show a vice-chancellor of Al-Ahfad University – a private women’s university in Omdurman, Sudan’s second largest city – physically assaulting female students. The video appears to show Professor Gasim Bedri grabbing…

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Afghanistan: Violence against Women

  In spite of overmuch advocacy against women violence since 2001 it remains one of the most challenging problems in Afghanistan. it occurs everywhere and in various forms such as physical violence, sexual, economic, and psychological violence. It seems that with rise of poverty and insecurities, the violence against women also increased. More often Media…

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No safe place: A lifetime of violence for conflict-affected women and girls in South Sudan – Summary Report 2017

Violence against women and girls (VAWG) is a serious human rights violation and a significant global health and security issue. Studies suggest that the rates, perpetrators and types of VAWG fluctuate during conflict; and there is some evidence that sexual violence against both women and men increases during conflict. The global prevalence of sexual violence…

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