November 30

• Lesotho: Raped By a Ruthless Man

  My name is Makhokolotso Metsing and I live in Thaba-Tseka. I am an orphan and I was living with my grandparents from my father's side. They were taking really good care of me and... Read more »

November 29

• Lesotho: Lesotho - Abuse At School

  Teachers are supposed to be like our parents, they should look after us at school because that is where we spend most of our lives. More than at our homes even. Surprisingly, some... Read more »

November 28

• Lesotho: Sexual Harassment a Reality in Universities [column]

  Maseru, 28 November: I will never forget the excitement I had of going to university and enrolling for an accounting degree. Little did I know that there would be more challenges... Read more »

October 12

• Lesotho: Women's Movement Must Champion Justice Delivery

  In August 2012, the Constitutional Court in Lesotho reserved judgement on a succession to chieftainship case that is being challenged by a woman, Senate Masupha. Masupha is arguing... Read more »

June 9

• Lesotho: Peaceful Transition but Disappointing Outcome for Women

  Gender Links today welcomed the peaceful transition to a coalition government following the recent elections in Lesotho, but expressed disappointment that the elections witnessed... Read more »

April 25

• Lesotho: Women Ready to Take Up Leadership Roles in Lesotho

  While women remain close to parity with 49.1% representation in local councils, the upcoming national elections may also bring an increase in women's representation in governance... Read more »

July 14, 2011

• Lesotho: Voice of the Voiceless

  My name is Moleboheng. I live at Ha Tsosang in Maseru and I am 60 years old. I have made my heart a home for orphaned and vulnerable children in my community and my country, where... Read more »