Zambia: Zambians See Gender-Based Violence As a Top Priority, Though Many Consider Domestic Violence a Private Matter

Majority of citizens say victims are likely to face stigmatisation if they report to the police. Read more »

Gambia: Gender Equality in the Gambia - Citizens Demand Greater Government Efforts

Women trail men in educational attainment, asset ownership, financial autonomy, political leadership Read more »

Seychelles: Gender-Based Violence Tops the List of Women's-Rights Issues to Be Addressed

Most citizens see domestic violence as a criminal matter rather than a private matter to be resolved within the family. Read more »

Malawi: Malawians Demand Greater Government Efforts for Gender Equality

Women still trail men in education, control of key assets, and financial autonomy. Read more »

Angola: Angolans Dissatisfied With Government Efforts to Promote Equal Rights for Women

Citizens call for gender equality in hiring, land ownership, and political leadership. Read more »

Zimbabwe: In Zimbabwe, Majority Support Gender Equality, Think Greater Efforts Are Needed

Fewer than half think women have equal opportunity to own or inherit land. Read more »

Ghana: Ghanaians Condemn Physical Discipline, See Gender-Based Violence As a Criminal Matter

But many think victims who report to the authorities may be criticised or harassed. Read more »

Botswana: Batswana See Gender-Based Violence As a Priority for Government and Societal Action

Half of citizens say violence against women and girls is common in their community. Read more »

Botswana: Batswana Support Gender Equity, Want Greater Government Action to Promote Equal Rights

Large majorities endorse equality in hiring, land ownership, and political leadership. Read more »

Angola: In Angola, Gender-Based Violence Is Seen As the Top Challenge to Women's Rights

A majority of citizens say violence against women and girls is common in their community. Read more »