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What are they working on?
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Human and ethnic-territorial rights Ensuring the defense of human rights and Nature’s rights through alliance-building with local, national, regional and global actors and organizations. |
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Sustainable development Ensuring all economic, cultural and environmental activities contribute to sustainable development, food security and income generation, while respecting the self-determination and self-government of Afro-descendant communities. |
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Education and training Carrying out training for women and empowering them to carry out women’s rights advocacy in different political, social and economic spaces. For more information, see here! |
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TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE

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Courageous WHRDs in the Media
These 21 Women Human Rights Defenders (WHRDs) worked as journalists and more widely in the media sector in Mexico, Colombia, Fiji, Libya, Nepal, United States, Nicaragua, Philippines, Russia, Germany, France, Afghanistan, and the United Kingdom. 17 of them were murdered and in one case the cause of death is still unclear. On this World Press Freedom Day, please join us in commemorating the life and work of these women by sharing the images below with your colleagues, friends and networks using the hashtags #WPFD2016 and #WHRDs.
The contributions of these women were celebrated and honoured in our Tribute to Women Human Rights Defenders (WHRDs) Who Are No Longer With Us.
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