2023

‘When the government reacts to our work, we know what we do is making an impact’

Helen Kidan | ERITREA

‘The Supreme Court’s ruling marks a before and after in the struggle for reproductive justice’

Brenda Rodríguez | MEXICO

‘The government hates losing face and has zero tolerance for criticism’

Penelope Faulkner | VIETNAM

‘The UN human rights office was instrumental in addressing human rights concerns in the conflict and post-conflict period’

Robert Kirenga | UGANDA

‘Restrictions on the right to protest should be the exception rather than the rule’

Sieger Sloot and Marjolein Kuijers | THE NETHERLANDS

ECONOMY | ENVIRONMENT

‘The decriminalisation of abortion is a huge collective achievement for the feminist movement’

Alba Adriana Jiménez Patlán | MEXICO

‘Indigenous peoples are the forgotten ones of public policies’

Fausto Daniel Santi Gualina | ECUADOR

ECONOMY | ENVIRONMENT

‘Explicit manifestations of gender-based violence are just the tip of the iceberg’

Isabel Abella Ruiz de Mendoza | SPAIN

‘Women are no longer willing to tolerate disrespect or abuse of power’

Eleonora Giovio | SPAIN

‘Under the old regime civil society was not taken into account’

Pepecy Ogouliguende | GABON