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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.

We are catalysts.

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.

We are reformers.

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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How online misogyny escalates into tech-facilitated gender-based violence and extremism

Explore how online misogyny is amplified by digital platforms, fuels technology-facilitated gender-based violence and extremism and threatens human rights and democracy.

Tajikistan: Joint submission to the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child, 101st Session on ending child marriage and sexual violence against girls

CRC submission on Tajikistan addressing persisting legal gaps that enable child marriage and sexual violence against girls.

Paraguay: CEDAW submission on sexual violence and harmful practices against women and girls

A joint civil society submission urges Paraguay to reform sexual violence laws, strengthen access to justice and health services, end child marriage, and address other harmful practices.

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

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African rights advocates coordinate response to family law backlash

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20th August 2026

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

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14th August 2026

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

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12th August 2026

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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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3rd August 2026

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I Am SAMAJ: Saritha Irugalbandara (she/they), youth advocate from Sri Lanka

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29th July 2026

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What to know about human trafficking this World Day Against Trafficking in Persons

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