We are profoundly sad at the death of our dear friend, Dr Asma Khadder, a true giant for women’s rights in Jordan and the Arab region.

Feminist leaders from across the world and generations kicked off Karama’s conference to mark the 16 Days of Activism earlier this week.

Karama’s event to mark the 16 Days of Activism will be opened by Sima Bahous, Executive Director of UN Women

The coup against Sudan’s transition to democracy highlights the historical and ongoing failure to properly respect the rights of Sudanese women.

Amal Basha addressed the 80th session Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women yesterday on the situation for women and girls in Yemen.

We condemn the coup underway in Sudan. 

Nearly three years after the Sudan Uprising began, many Sudanese will take to the streets today to support the civilian transition. We stand with those protestors.

We condemn the Libyan unity government’s decision to investigate its own Ministry of Women’s Affairs for taking steps to implement the women, peace and security agenda.

It sends a vital message that women from countries and regions where women continue to be grossly underrepresented in politics and diplomacy can rise to global leadership positions

More women are putting themselves forward to elections in Morocco’s legal profession than ever before, but the number succeeding remains low.

The democratic transitions of Libya and Sudan are both at crucial junctures. Catch up with the analysis from Karama partners and their contributions to recent discussions about the issues facing both countries.