UN Women Representative In Sudan

Ms. Adjaratou Fatou Ndiaye/ Adji, UN Women Country Representative in Sudan since July 2018 is a lawyer and a gender expert by training, and a well-known Gender activist in the Africa region who participated in her home country to key advocacies that brought fundamental changes to women’s status.

Remarks by Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield at the UN

No woman feels safe': sexual violence rampant in Sudan war

Strengthening humanitarian assistance for women and girls in South Sudan

Women's Political Empowerment Critical for Sudan

In the words of Angela Mwangangi: “Now they know business is the better way to solve their problems

Remarks by Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield at a UN Security

Statement on increasing financing and investment to end violence against women and girls to achieve the SDGs in South Sudan

UN Special Representative meets National Survivors Network in Juba

Sudan celebrates International Women's Day and the 70th anniversary of the women's movement in Sudan

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New UN Women Representative officially assumes duty in Uganda

A newly launched partnership between the United Nations

South Sudan launches the Maputo Protocol for the protection of women's rights

UN Women Liberia

Sudan celebrates International Women's Day and the 70th anniversary of the women's movement in Sudan