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Reporting, analysis and field notes from a pan-African feminist network — across women's rights, SRHR, civic space, climate justice, peace and security.

Feminist Climate Justice: African Women’s Leadership in Action Women's Rights
June 27, 2025 Africa

Feminist Climate Justice: African Women’s Leadership in Action

The urgent mission to reshape climate narratives in Africa advocates for portraying women as active change-makers rather than victims. Journalists gathered in Benin aim to elevate African women’s leadership and solutions in climate reporting, addressing the disconnection between reality and representation. The prevailing victim narrative undermines their agency, innovative capacity, and contributions. A feminist lens is essential for accurate storytelling, recognizing systemic inequalities while highlighting women’s resilience and indigenous knowledge. By utilizing a pan-African approach, media can unite efforts for climate justice, amplifying marginalized voices and emphasizing the interconnectedness of climate issues with broader social justice themes, thus driving transformative change.

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From Injustice to Empowerment: Women Leaders Network for Development (RFLD) Message for World Social Justice Day Climate Justice
February 20, 2024 Africa

From Injustice to Empowerment: Women Leaders Network for Development (RFLD) Message for World Social Justice Day

On World Social Justice Day, RFLD demands action against the injustices faced by women and girls in Sub-Saharan Africa. From economic exclusion and brutal gender-based violence to harmful practices and sexual exploitation, these women face a daily struggle. RFLD calls for amplifying their voices, dismantling discriminatory systems, empowering them economically, holding perpetrators accountable, and promoting positive social change.

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