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A new law in Costa Rica that criminalizes stalking is the result of a collaboration with experts from Canada’s Department of Justice who helped the co...
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The evolution of Canada’s support to the Pan-Africa Bean Research Alliance from 1996 to 2028. Imagine a world where a simple bean can change lives. Th...
Let’s rewind to 2008. Mongolia’s Parliament had three women, representing less than 4% of the 76 seats. Despite Mongolia’s rich cultural history, wher...
In Sierra Leone, social media and private messenger applications are increasingly popular means for citizens to engage in political discourse and acce...
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In a small shop in Diriamba, Nicaragua, María Elena González Tam carefully seals a bottle of fresh tamarind pulp to add to her stock. The earthy aroma...
The media plays an important role in promoting democracy and good governance. In Bhutan, members of the relatively young media landscape appreciate op...
In Syria, most teachers have traditionally lacked training in inclusive education. But through Canada’s support of the Adolescent Girls’ Education in...
Story adopted from Global Affairs Canada Web files
Among the most biodiverse regions on Earth, Latin America is home to over 40% of the world’s species and nearly 25% of the world’s forests. When devas...
The Ugandan actor shares how her hearing loss shaped a journey into the arts and a life of advocating for disability inclusion.“I want people to under...