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Why developing more measures of social and gender norms really matters for gender equality

Why developing more measures of social and gender norms really matters for gender equality

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By Supriya Sthapit

Supriya Sthapit recently completed an internship at UNICEF Office of Research – Innocenti. In this blog, Supriya reflects on her work reviewing existing gender equality measures on social and gender norms, and how they can be used to strengthen research and evaluation studies, including on gender equality and social protection. In… Read more →←
Migration, hate speech and media ethics

Migration, hate speech and media ethics

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By Patrizia Faustini

Migration is not a crime. It is a practice as old as human civilization and a human right recognized in many international treaties. Since 2013 European media have intensively reported on the daily arrivals on Mediterranean shores, and the tone of much reporting has inflated the idea of migration as an emergency issue and a potential… Read more →←

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