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Reports & Analysis
Guilty ruling in murder of Kenya LGBTQ activist
Guilty ruling in murder of Kenya LGBTQ activist
Jacktone Odhiambo, also known as Lizer, was found guilty for the murder of LGBTQ+ activist Edwin Chiloba.
Women in Indonesia's textile industry seek more rights
Women in Indonesia's textile industry seek more rights
Unrealistic targets and power imbalances lead to daily, often unnoticed, struggles for many female workers.
Women in medicine – the pay and power gaps
Women in medicine – the pay and power gaps
In Germany, surgeons and radiologists are mostly men, while women often specialize in less lucrative medical areas. Why?
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How an Austrian ski village makes its slopes accessible
How an Austrian ski village makes its slopes accessible
Find out what makes the mountains and resorts of Kaunertal in Tirol a top destination for skiiers with disabilities.
Turkey sees dramatic rise in femicides
Turkey sees dramatic rise in femicides
With deadly violence against women and girls on the rise, Turkish aid groups say offenders must face harsher punishment.
Exiled journalist produces TV for women in Afghanistan
Exiled journalist produces TV for women in Afghanistan
For many Afghan women Begum TV is the only link to the outside world, as the Taliban clamps down on women's rights.
Uganda's Amina Tayona: Female kayaker and adrenaline junkie
Uganda's Amina Tayona: Female kayaker and adrenaline junkie
Meet Amina Tayona, Uganda's pioneering kayaker, whose daring spirit takes her from the exhilarating rapids of the Nile.
Segments of Berlin Wall — 35 years after fall
Segments of Berlin Wall — 35 years after fall
The Berlin Wall fell on November 9, 1989. A DW team went looking for still-standing segments of the structure.
How war in Lebanon has put pregnant women and babies at risk
How war in Lebanon has put pregnant women and babies at risk
Miscarriages and early births have risen as people flee the Israel-Hezbollah conflict in Lebanon.
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Mzansi Gay Choir celebrates human rights, self-expression
In Johannesburg, singing in a choir helps these gay people find a sense of safety and belonging.
South Africa: Cape Town's wealth gap decades after apartheid
High rents have made it unaffordable to live in Cape Town, South Africa, a city shaped by apartheid-era segregation.
Female doctors in India work under unsafe conditions
DW accompanies a female doctor on a night shift after nationwide protests demanding more protection for health workers.