Mutsvangwa said poverty, inequality, and harmful societal practices continue to fuel the HIV epidemic among women and girls in southern Africa. “The complex interplay of social, economic ...

As the economic challenge and high cost of accessing healthcare in Nigeria escalate on a daily basis, making it difficult for ...

We investigate how the global economic system both drives inequality that undermines human rights and enables private actors to harm communities, workers, and the environment. Our work is driven ...

Expanding access to HIV testing, treatment, and prevention services—especially in underserved communities—must be a priority. Policies addressing gender-based violence, stigma, and economic ...

During negative economic growth, the welfare of the poor should be the main focus area. Research from the University of Johannesburg shows how inequality can demolish most of the benefits of ...

The real human rights crisis in South Africa is economic. Despite progress in access to services, poverty and inequality remain astronomical. The World Bank (2024) reports an unemployment rate of ...

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A community member in Gaza receives a food distribution from Oxfam and partners Economic & Social Development Center of Palestine (ESDC ... U.S. foreign aid plays a critical role in tackling poverty, ...

Despite progress made in reversing pre-pandemic trends in the fight against TB, and awareness campaigns that have improved ...

ARTIFICIAL intelligence will be a helpful tool in bridging inequalities and promoting development across the African ...