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Equality Now works to end violence and discrimination against women and girls around the world through the mobilization of public pressure. Issues of concern to Equality Now include:

RAPE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS TRAFFICKING FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION POLITICAL PARTICIPATION GENDER DISCRIMINATION

Equality Now featured in Half the Sky

Equality Now 2008 Annual Report


	International Women's Day op-ed by Equality Now Program Officer Mehr Qureshi in Pakistan's Daily Times.

	Press release: Equality Now commends Saudi Arabia for annulment of forced divorce. Couple united after 4 years of separation.

	Equality Now launches its Beijing +15 campaign against discriminatory laws for the 15th anniversary of the historic Conference for Women held in Beijing. Sign the petition calling on governments to repeal laws discriminating against women. Learn more about the campaign. Media coverage.

	Equality Now's Executive Director, Taina Bien-Aimé quoted in CNN story: "Women's movement mourns death of 3 Haitian leaders."

	"Haiti's women in the aftermath of disaster," an opinion piece in The Huffington Post by Equality Now's Executive Director, Taina Bien-Aimé.

	Equality Now mourns the passing of human rights activist Esther Ch�vez Cano.

	Zambia: Rampant rape of schoolgirls by their teachers—victory in R.M.'s case.

	Take action to end early marriage in Yemen.

	Japan: Equality Now calls on new Japanese administration to ban all games that promote rape and sexual violence against women and girls. Take action against rape simulator games and the normalization of sexual violence in Japan. Press release

Slideshow photos: Greta Olafsdottir (Somalia), Lana Slezic (Afghanistan), Annabel Vere (Zambia)

Tony award-winning Sarah Jones performs Women Can't Wait! Watch the performance here (Real Media file).

Equality Now PSA featuring Meryl Streep, Marisa Tomei and Sarah Jones (YouTube)

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