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Battling Maternal Mortality, FGM in Sub-Saharan Africa on International Day for Women and Girls of African Descent - The Media Line
GLOBAL, JUL 25 – The day honors Afrodescendant women's leadership and resilience amid racism and sexism, with UNFPA highlighting alarming maternal mortality rates in these communities.
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July 25: Honoring the Legacy and Struggles of Afrodescendant Women - teleSUR English
This Friday, the world commemorates the International Day of Afrodescendant Women, a date that transcends symbolism to amplify the voices, resilience, and contributions of women who have historically defied both visible and invisible barriers. Established in 1992 during the First Meeting of Afro-Latin American, Afro-Caribbean and Diaspora Women in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, the day emerged as a collective response to sexism, racial discr…
Battling Maternal Mortality, FGM in Sub-Saharan Africa on International Day for Women and Girls of African Descent - The Media Line
This Friday marks the International Day for Women […] The post Battling Maternal Mortality, FGM in Sub-Saharan Africa on International Day for Women and Girls of African Descent appeared first on The Media Line.
COMMUNICATE * He said that this population is not on the sidelines, but at the center of the transformation of the country San Raymundo Jalpan, Oax., on July 25, 2025.- As part of the commemoration of the International Day of Afro-descendant Women today July 25, Congresswoman Karla Clarissa Bornios Peláez said categorically that the struggle of women of African descent is a legislative cause that requires action and commitment. Therefore, the St…
International Day For African Women, Girls: Ezeilo Calls For Justice, Equality
(AFRICAN EXAMINER) – As Nigeria joins other African nations to mark the 2025 International day of women and girls of African descent, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN) and human rights crusader, Professor Joy Ezeilo, has stressed the need for society to use the occasion to reflect on the past injustices against women and eliminate […] The post International Day For African Women, Girls: Ezeilo Calls For Justice, Equality first appeared on Afri…
Every 25 July, the International Day of Afro-Latin, Afro-Caribbean and Diaspora Women commemorates the struggle of millions of racialized women in Latin America. Beyond a symbolic date, this day represents an urgent opportunity to make visible the structural and intersectional violence faced by women of African descent in mobility, who suffer double or even triple discrimination because they are women, migrants and racialized. In Mexico, this re…
Women and girls of African origin: celebrate contributions, recognize the challenges
He recognizes their immense contributions to society but also recognizes the challenges they face due to the double burden of racism and sexism. Although women and girls of African origin embody strength, resilience and unexploited potential, they remain among the most marginalized groups in the world due to the intersection of racial, gender and socio-economic […]
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