All Posts by Paulin BOUDA

Locals collecting water from a tap during climate change crisis. Photo credit - OXFAM International

INTERNALLY DISPLACED PEOPLE AND THE IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE IN BURKINA FASO

Introduction Climate change is one of the greatest threats to the stability of populations, peoples, and communities worldwide. This threat extends to present and future generations, disproportionately affecting vulnerable individuals, groups, and people.   The Case of Burkina Faso Burkina Faso ranks among the nations most exposed to the consequences

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Fighting harassment

FIGHTING HARASSMENT FOR GENDER EQUALITY

Introduction Harassment, whether sexual or moral, is a violation of fundamental rights and a major obstacle to gender equality. This phenomenon affects millions of people, mainly women, and manifests itself in a variety of contexts, such as the workplace, schools and the public arena. Combating harassment is in line with

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THE RIGHT TO SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH IN BURKINA FASO

Introduction In Burkina Faso, the right to sexual and reproductive health is a fundamental aspect of human rights, directly affecting the well-being of women. This right, recognised in various international and national instruments, includes access to appropriate health services, comprehensive sexuality education, and the information and resources needed to fully

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Climate Change

CLIMATE CHANGE: OUR GENERATION’S BATTLE

INTRODUCTION  Climate change looms as one of the most pressing challenges of our time, truly representing our generation’s battle. It transcends borders, cultures, and individual interests to become a universal imperative that requires a collective response. The signs of climate disruption are now undeniable. Heatwaves reach record levels, extreme weather

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