Africa Wiki Women helps African women create and improve content on Wikipedia and other Wikimedia platforms. Global Voices published an interview with co-founder Ruby Damenshie-Brown on International Women’s Day 2026.
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Khadija Haidary’s month-long email correspondence was translated and published on WeChat in October 2024 and later became a book. Chinese readers responded with quiet, individual acts of support as her story highlighted restrictions on Afghan women after 2021.
During COP30 in Belém (10–21 November 2025) RADD held a forest immersion on 17 November 2025 in Cameroon. The event connected women, local forest knowledge and global climate debates and included training, planting and exchanges.
Online attacks against female journalists and activists in Indonesia have become more visible in the last five years. Victims report doxing, edited photos, DDoS and other abuse, while legal protection and platform responses remain limited.
Farzana Sithi, a student activist from Jessore, became prominent during the July–August 2024 youth uprising. She says little progress followed, reports rising violence and discrimination since August 5, 2024, and criticises the interim government.
