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Women have borne much of the brunt of the fallout of the Covid-19 pandemic, such as being forced to leave the workforce in droves to care for children, older people, and others.
As the world marked International Women's Day this week, women are at the forefront of battling the pandemic as frontline workers and caregivers.
They must also be included in the world’s economic recovery.
Interim co-directors of Human Rights Watch’s women’s rights division Heather Barr and Amanda Klasing speak about women’s lives during the pandemic and how to build a more equitable future.
Human Rights Watch is partnering with 41 artists from around the world in support of human rights. Take part in an ongoing auction to benefit critical human rights work when it matters most.
Government policies and actions in the year since Covid-19 was declared a pandemic have precipitated human rights crises around the globe. The pandemic and abusive government approaches have especially harmed the world’s most marginalized people.
People in Myanmar are making it clear they reject the military’s February 1 coup that overthrew the democratically elected government. Despite increased violence and a rising death toll, the people are showing they won't be intimidated. Stay up to date on the latest from Myanmar as Human Rights Watch continues rolling coverage of human rights events in the country and international responses.
Power of the Streets is a podcast about how we speak truth to power. In a series of intimate interviews, host Audrey Kawire Wabwire brings us the achievements and stories of the young people driving Africa’s human rights movement.
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