medica mondiale’s Grants Program funds women-led organisations in war and conflict zones. medica mondiale provides support to women’s organisations working at the local, regional or national level to protect and promote the rights of women and girls affected by sexualised and gender based violence.
Surviving without their family? For the majority of Afghan women and girls this is simply impossible: a woman’s everyday life is simply too full of dependencies and unequal treatment. According to a study by the Afghan health ministry, more than...
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Press release: Cologne, 5 March 2019. More commitment to support women and girls caught up in armed conflicts, as well as a feminist foreign and security policy: these are the demands made on the German government by the women’s rights...
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Press release: Cologne, 8 February 2019. Since February 2018, women and girls who were raped during the Kosovo war in 1998/1999 can apply for a monthly pension of 230 euros. Applications can also be made by those now living abroad. Mirlinda...
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medica Liberia is building up skilled support structures for survivors of violence, but more needs to be done to ensure long-term viability.
Read more Surviving without their family? For the majority of Afghan women and girls this is simply impossible: a woman’s everyday life is simply too full of dependencies and unequal treatment. According to a study by the Afghan health ministry, more than...
Read more Press release: Cologne, 5 March 2019. More commitment to support women and girls caught up in armed conflicts, as well as a feminist foreign and security policy: these are the demands made on the German government by the women’s rights...
Read more Press release: Cologne, 8 February 2019. Since February 2018, women and girls who were raped during the Kosovo war in 1998/1999 can apply for a monthly pension of 230 euros. Applications can also be made by those now living abroad. Mirlinda...
Read more medica Liberia is building up skilled support structures for survivors of violence, but more needs to be done to ensure long-term viability.
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