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Equality Now leads the way in driving the legal and systemic change needed to end violence and discrimination against all women and girls, everywhere in the world, to the benefit of all.

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We inform and advise; working with governments, policy-makers, and civil society to craft better laws and guide more effective implementation in every part of the world.

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We convene and connect; building coalitions and creating movements to collectively tackle some of the world’s most pressing issues, with partners at both grassroots and global levels.

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We challenge and champion; holding power to account through targeted advocacy and campaigns, while platforming and amplifying the most marginalized voices.

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Driving change since 1992.

The evidence is clear: achieving legal gender equality benefits everyone, providing the foundation for more stable, prosperous societies where all are free to achieve their potential.

Since our inception in 1992, we’ve played a pivotal role in the reform of over 135 discriminatory laws worldwide – positively impacting the lives of millions of women and girls, their communities and nations, both now and for generations to come.

Together, we can eliminate all legal and systemic barriers to gender equality and transform the lives of millions more.

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Equality Now issues an amicus brief on the distinctive character of FGM/C as a form of gender-based violence, opposing the ruling of Oregon’s statute as unconstitutional for excluding male circumcision

Three women’s rights organisations filed an amicus brief urging an Oregon court to preserve hard-won legal protections against FGM/C and prevent their invalidation. Drawing on decades of expertise and advocacy to prevent FGM/C and protect survivors’ human rights, the amici provide the Court with information on FGM/C as a distinct form of gender-based violence and the importance of maintaining these protections.

Safety, dignity and interoperability by design

A feminist framework for AI governance that centres human rights, prevents foreseeable harm and ensures people and communities have meaningful power over the technologies affecting them.

Republic of Moldova: Submission to the CEDAW Committee on gender-based violence against women and girls

Equality Now and Moldovan organisations urge the CEDAW Committee to press the Republic of Moldova to close gaps in protection, justice and reparation for survivors of gender-based violence.

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18th September 2026

9 mins

Justice without discrimination: intersectional and grassroots perspectives on sexual violence in Mexico

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16th September 2026

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Why sexual violence against Palestinians so rarely leads to justice

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3rd September 2026

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Commemorating and celebrating Gloria Steinem: The life and legacy of a feminist trailblazer

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24th August 2026

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African rights advocates coordinate response to family law backlash

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20th August 2026

12 mins

Uruguay: new steps towards transforming access to justice in response to sexual violence

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14th August 2026

14 mins

5 years of Taliban rule: Generations of progress erased for women and girls

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12th August 2026

9 mins

Young people leverage digital media to advance gender equality in the Middle East and North Africa

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10th August 2026

11 mins

Communities that support: Collective responses to sexual violence against children and adolescents in Latin America

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4th August 2026

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Justice delayed across borders: What the Tate cases reveal about the cost of system failure

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