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81. Feminists Reject International Monetary Fund’s Strategy Toward Mainstreaming Gender #NotInOurName

the IMF has a historical record of refusing to abide by the human rights ....

82. Jordan Daily, 05.08.2023: FES more than just a Donor, says Schwersensky

In a world marked by a political incertainties and the constant quest for democratic freedom, The Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) stands out as an organization dedicated to fostering the building…

83. The IMF and Gender Equality in MENA: The Never Traveled Road

This article unpacks the effects of IMF policies on gender equality as a whole, with a particular focus on unpaid and underpaid labor.

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03.08.2023 | Blog | Blog

The Tunisian Youth in a Whirlwind of Uncertainty

"Youth" is a term frequently used to identify a segment of the population. Often youth are defined by their age group or as those in the transition period between adolescence and adulthood.

85. A Prison Guard for Europe

The EU aims to externalise its borders and repel migrants deemed undesirable — a new deal with Tunisia assigns them a key role.

86. IFIs and Social Protection: Gender Equality in Limbo

By promoting austerity, shrinking fiscal spaces, imposing the "cascade approach", and shaping development paradigms, IFIs undermine social protection and exacerbate gender inequalities.

87. A Highly Explosive Situation

The conflict in Sudan continues, threatening to spill over to other parts of the region and creating one of the fastest-growing refugee crises.

88. Gendered Implications of Austerity on the Education of Girls

This article explores the gendered implications of gender-blind structural adjustment programs (SAP) on the education of girls and vulnerable groups in Lebanon.

89. The Impacts of IFIs on Feminist Movements in the Global South/MENA

This article sheds light on the neoliberal interventions led by IFIs and their relevance to feminist activism and action in the MENA region.

90. Carnegie, 27.06.2023: The Arab World Tilts Eastward

As major international powers continue to compete in the Middle East, public opinion indicators show an increased dissatisfaction with the United States and, to a lesser extent, the European Union…