UN Women Representative In Sudan

Ms. Adjaratou Fatou Ndiaye/ Adji, UN Women Country Representative in Sudan since July 2018 is a lawyer and a gender expert by training, and a well-known Gender activist in the Africa region who participated in her home country to key advocacies that brought fundamental changes to women’s status.

UN calls for US$3 billion for people impacted by the Sudan crisis

UN Women Liberia's New Representative Presents Letter of Credence

New Strategy Aims to Increase South Sudanese Women in Leadership

No woman feels safe': sexual violence rampant in Sudan war

Remarks by Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield at a UN Security

No woman feels safe': sexual violence rampant in Sudan war

Placing Gender Equality at the heart of development cooperation

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No woman feels safe': sexual violence rampant in Sudan war

Empowering Women in Agribusiness: UN Women Uganda Leads Transformative Summit to Bridge Gender Disparities and Unlock Opportunities

SRSG Ellen Margrethe Løj says its honor for her to have served as

No Woman Feels Safe': Sexual Violence Rampant in Sudan War

Revisiting Gender Equality in the Seychelles

Gov't, UN launch $2 million project to enhance women's political