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Nearly 160,000 women and girls impacted by Nepal flash floods (opens the original)
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Kathmandu – An estimated 157,050 women and girls living in Nepal’s Rasuwa and Nuwakot districts have been directly and indirectly affected by flash floods that swept through communities on 26 August 2026. More than 500 people have been killed and nearly 1,000 remain unaccounted. Some 10,000 homes have been washed away, while critical infrastructure has been destroyed. With search and rescue operations still under way, the full scale of the disaster is continuing to emerge. Survivors now face sev
Extreme heat and the unequal consequences of the climate crisis (opens the original)
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The sweat, the stress, the smog. Extreme heat isn’t just unpleasant. It’s deadly. Today, climate change, supercharged by the burning of fossil fuels, is contributing to rising temperatures and shattered records worldwide – just as this year’s El Niño threatens dangerous shifts in regional weather patterns. Extreme heat is one of the most unequal consequences of the climate crisis and its impacts are already playing out in women’s daily lives. Gender plays an active role in heat exposure, as do f
How to make a city safer for women and girls (opens the original)
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A safe city is not only measured by the quality of its lighting, transport, clean streets, or accessible public services. For women and girls across the globe, safety is often measured in smaller, daily decisions: Which route feels safest during the day and after dark? Can a woman market vendor sell her produce without fear of sexual violence and intimidation? Can girls walk to and from school without being sexually harassed? Can a woman wait for transport, use a public toilet, study, exercise,
Why water and sanitation are women’s rights issues (opens the original)
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You drink, bathe, cook, clean, flush, create, and grow with it. You may get it from a tap, bottle, bucket, river, or well. Water – unpolluted, adequate, and affordable – is essential to the full enjoyment of our lives. It is a human right and it is fundamental, in obvious and not-so-obvious ways. Access to clean water, as well as sanitation, may influence whether a girl can go to school, if a pregnant woman can deliver a healthy baby, or if a family has enough food to eat. Water and sanitation –
At least one million women, girls lose access to critical support as aid cuts dismantle women’s organisations (opens the original)
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As armed conflicts reach highest levels in 80 years, organisations providing life-saving services to women and girls are running out of money. Beyond the Breaking Point, a new UN Women report published today on the impact of aid cuts, finds that at least one million women and girls have lost access to critical support since January 2025. The report is based on responses from 855 women-led and women’s rights organisations across 52 crisis-and conflict-affected countries. “The women’s organisation
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