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CARE's new report is highlighting the way women and girls experience humanitarian crises differently from men and boys

Women in the region still have significantly lower participation in the job market and often work in sectors with lower wages

As the escalation of the conflict in Ukraine enters its second year, the global community must renew its will to support the most vulnerable groups that have been affected, including women and girls

Today, February 6th, the world marks International Day of Zero Tolerance to FGM. With 98% of girls between the ages of 5-11 having undergone infibulation, the most brutal form, Somalia has the highest recorded cases of FGM.

Remarks by CARE International Secretary General Sofia Sprechmann Sineiro, UN Press Briefing on Afghanistan.

The combination of hunger, reduced incomes and the skyrocketing cost of living creates huge amounts of stress on households, which increases the risks of gender-based violence.

New research reveals the stark truth: women across the globe are bound by gender norms which are stunting their business success.

Despite some positive steps having been made, progress during negotiations is continuing at a slow and disappointing pace.

Extreme practices to cope with the drought are pushing girls out of school and increasing the risks of gender based violence, early marriages and food insecurity