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There is an overlap between culture and infringement of human rights. Some cultural practices that are passed down from generation to generation have managed to dodge country laws and policies. [...]

In Zimbabwe, numerous policies and guidelines reflect regional and international conventions and declarations on SRHR. However, the implementation of policies has been limited. The prevailing [...]

Det moçambikiska civilsamhället har marscherat i Maputo för att uttrycka sin ilska mot den politiska och militära spänning som råder i landet och som hotar att leda till inbördeskrig. Man [...]

In the advent of HIV and AIDS, people with disabilities who are part of vulnerable populations have no specific programmes that address their needs. A survey conducted by Jairos Jiri Association [...]

Annatolia Ngilichi  has been a care worker for a very long time and has done so from her own will to help someone make it through sickness and pain. She indicated that she was once in a serious [...]

In Southern Africa, the full range of services provided to sick patients and family members in the homes and communities  are provided by care workers. These include prevention education, [...]

The SADC Gender Protocol adopted by Heads of State in August 2008 stipulates that: “State parties shall by 2015: Develop and implement policies and programmes to ensure appropriate recognition of [...]

Child abuse is the worst crime a mentally stable human being can commit. On their own, children are defenseless, they are vulnerable and above all they trust. They trust adults, they trust [...]

Morgan Tsvangirai, is the first ever resilient and persistent opposition there ever was in Zimbabwe. He survived the arrests, raids,  accidents, beating and none of these things moved him. He has [...]

Every citizen has joined in the count down to July 31 with the hope to see change. However, there is no surety of what will become a Zimbabwe after 31 July. With the current Unity Government, [...]