As deadly conflicts shadow health workers, a New York Times reporter and the remote villagers they try to reach, new treatments fail to get to those who need them.

For the first time, Mexico has outlawed the unauthorized sharing of intimate images. Women are usually the target of such crimes.

In a culture that can see girls as a burden, many women opt to abort their female fetuses — even though it's illegal.

Evicted more than three decades ago, Uganda’s Batwa are fighting for compensation and access to their ancestral forest lands.

These communities devise unique methods to tackle environmental concerns.

Ugandans are questioning the relevance of the centuries-old tradition, including its role in sexual violence.

The Ugandan government’s tripling of salaries for educators in science-related fields has arts and humanities teachers feeling spurned. Will students suffer for it?

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While the United States struggles to access enough baby formula, Uganda faces a different challenge. Breast milk donations can mean life or death for newborns, but safety misconceptions hamper their...

Senior citizens seeking a national ID card — required to access much-needed grants — face myriad hurdles. Many have given up.

Haitian women recount risky journeys to find safety abroad. Many face bureaucratic delays upon arrival and the prospect of getting sent back to a country they've fled.

Economic woes brought on by international travel bans hinder a Ugandan sanctuary’s conservation efforts — and threaten some of the world's most vulnerable animals. Endangered Animals: Part 1. Read...

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Gender bias persists in Uganda’s business landscape. A new women-only startup incubator aims to even the score.

On International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, this five-part series looks at how governments in the region struggle to rein in the bloodshed – and the many ways women fight for...

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Stigmatized for their “spirit of homosexuality” at their home churches, Kuchu Ugandans are quietly finding safer spaces to pray and praise.

Too often in an attempt at inclusivity, we opt for vague terms that tell readers that they don’t need to understand the nuance of complicated issues.

Laxmi Parthasarathy of Global Press talks about diversity, transparency, and excellence, in international journalism as a way to change and improve systems.

Three steps every global organization should take to care for staff, and build resilience during COVID-19 and beyond. Part of a series on civil society's response to the pandemic.

Inflation and distrust in the banking industry make cryptocurrencies particularly attractive to Zimbabweans. But many are unaware of the risks.

At Africa’s oldest refugee settlement, cuts to monthly stipends lead to hunger — and conflicts with Ugandan farmers.

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Zambia’s traditional counselors are rethinking the country’s puberty rites, which some argue are detrimental to girls’ well-being.