Change.org's Women's Rights Blog: On the 99th annual International Women’s Day, activist Zainab Salbi says the world should be ashamed of the violence and poverty women still face around the globe. Here’s how to reverse the startling statistics within a decade.
USA Today:Equality Now says many nations have failed to repeal discriminatory laws against women regarding marriage, economic and personal status, and violent acts including rape.
CBS News Early Show: Eve Ensler, the founder of V-Day, has written a book -- "I Am an Emotional Creature" -- on the problem of violence in teen relationships.
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VOA News: The village-by-village effort of education and persuasion activists have taken to dissuade female genital mutilation is tackled in a film made for Equality Now.
The Buffalo News, Opinion: October is a fitting time to consider the status of women as we mark both National Domestic Violence Awareness Month and World Poverty Day on Saturday. In Western New York we see every day the intersection of poverty and domestic violence.
NBC 13 Report: Thanks to Voices against Violence, Alabama Civil Justice Foundation, The Women’s Fund of Greater Birmingham, The YWCA, The City of Birmingham Police Department, The Birmingham City Council and the female lawyers of Birmingham, the City of Birmingham now has a domestic violence court that holds perpetrators accountable.
The Oprah Winfrey Show: After Lisa Ling's report on rape in the Congo, Oprah Show viewer Lisa Shannon was moved to take action. She was inspired by Zainab Salbi, founder of Women for Women International, and sponsored two rape victims.
