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“If you don’t deal with gender justice issues you are only dealing with fifty percent of the problem. You still have to go back and deal with the other half.”
Teresa Mugadza, Zimbabwean feminist, human rights activist and Oxfam Canada partner.
What does Gender Justice mean to you?
Nepal, 2015: Pabitrya Paudyal, 13, stands in front of door – all that remains of a school in Gorkha District that was destroyed during the 25 April earthquake. On 31 May, nearly 14,000 children whose schools were destroyed or heavily damaged in the 25 April and 12 May earthquakes began having classes for the first time in five weeks, in temporary learning centres. UNICEF and partners have provided learning supplies for the children.
Equal Footing is a transmedia project for the Keepers of the Earth film on indigenous communities in Chiapas, Mexico. Project development and pictures are from the BAVC Producers Institute 2011
Permanent Mission of Principality of Monaco to the UN, New York, 17 September 2022.
© ITU/J. Gorlovetskaya
#13 / 118 Pictures in 2018
Pausing to perch on an afternoon hike ... He is 7, she is 3; he outweighs her by 15 pounds; he gazes at me attentively while she is scanning for a next adventure; in my heart and home they are equal! (not to mention those equally long tongues!)
Melissa Horst, Regional Rep for U.S. Senator Carl Levin, addresses the Rally Against the War on Women, Lansing, MI, on April 28, 2012.
LONDON, ENGLAND - MARCH 11: Baroness Helena Kennedy QC makes a speech on stage during 'EQUALS Live' as part of Women Of The World at the Royal Festival Hall on March 11, 2011 in London, United Kingdom. (Photo by Marc Broussely/Redferns)
Chromed Aluminium Extruded equal angles are used for beading, corner protection and jointing in shopfitting, stair noosing,DIY,decorating and display applications. Chome-Plated finishing resembling steel and are saline corrosion resistant.
Hight: from 10mm up to 30mm hight
Lenght: 1,00-2,00 mt
Material: Chromed Aluminium
This picture was taken as part of 'Strong. Courageous. Equal' – a photography project organized jointly by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine and the PRAVO Police project.⠀