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Undoing machismo in Colombia
Undoing machismo in Colombia
Colombia is tackling machismo with mobile outreach teams that help men talk about feelings
Ghanaian potter takes on traditional woman's domain
Ghanaian potter takes on traditional woman's domain
Pottery is normally a woman's business in Ghana, but that hasn't stopped Fredrick Ebenezer Okai from making it his art.
Farming the ocean: From seaweed to skin care
Farming the ocean: From seaweed to skin care
Seaweed is quite common in Zanzibar, but its use in the beauty industry is opening new horizons.
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The women fighting for peace in Cameroon
The women fighting for peace in Cameroon
This year, the German Africa Prize recognizes the work of Cameroonian women at fighting for peace and women’s rights.
Shaping the future for female artists
Shaping the future for female artists
Zaahirah Muthy is empowering female artists with the help of UNESCO.
Woman power - Balochistan's first female rickshaw driver
Woman power - Balochistan's first female rickshaw driver
Zara Bibi is the first and only female rickshaw driver in Pakistan's Balochistan's province
A promising future: Female bosses in tech
A promising future: Female bosses in tech
Although her father was opposed to it, Pamela Scheurer from Argentina now heads a tech company.
How to give a voice to the deaf
How to give a voice to the deaf
Nadia Wamuyu is a talented hearing-impaired artist from Kenya.
Zimbabwe's all-female, environmentally sustainable gem mine
Zimbabwe's all-female, environmentally sustainable gem mine
The Zimbaqua gem mine in Zimbabwe empowers women and keeps its environmental impact to a minimum.
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Why are more Asian Americans buying guns?
A rise in racist attacks and crimes is diminishing Asian Americans' trust in the US justice system.
New laws in Sierra Leone empower women to claim land rights
For the first time in African history, women in Sierra Leone have a legal right to claim control over land.
Fighting for LGBTQ+ rights across Asia
DW meets five LGBTQ+ rights activists from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia and Taiwan.