More than two years ago, Haiti's parliament approved a landmark amendment to the country's 1987 constitution to ensur

Gender Action's new case study, Haiti's National Housing Policy: Will it Work for Women?

The International Day of United Nations Peacekeepers, commemorated each year on 29 of May, is an occasion to salute t

A 155-strong peace-keeping contingent will flew to Haiti yesterday from the Villamor Air Base as part of the Armed Fo

The First Lady of the Republic, Ms Sophia Martelly, officially opened yesterday Tuesday, the National Forum on the Is

With President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner's win in Sunday's Argentine's election all but assured and a wom

The First Lady of the Republic, Ms.

"We women demand!…" sang out a hundred plus voices "…Justice for Marie!" Marie, a 2

Voters in Haiti go to the polls on Sunday, March 20, 2011 to elect a new president and a new Parliament.

Cuban president Raúl Castro Ruz chaired the political-cultural ceremony celebrating the 50th anniversary of th

Prior to the January 12 earthquake, almost half of the households in Haiti were exclusively matriarchal, at least in

The 11th Regional Conference on Latin American and Caribbean Women closes Friday with the approval of the "Brasi

Something that gets lost in all the coverage of the Haiti earthquake is how people on the ground organize in the face

On June 30th the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) held a special policy dialogue on “The role of women in c

Haitian women have been increasingly vocal and active in social, political, and economic issues since the fall of the

Women's civil society groups were noticeable by their absence from the

Faced with enormous debt, poverty, political instability and ongoing violence, Haiti is struggling on multiple fronts