SHE & Rights LIVE #WD2026: Session 11: Ending AIDS in anti-rights and anti-gender era
SHE & Rights LIVE #WD2026: Session 10: 56 months left to end FGM/C: Are we on track?
SHE & Rights LIVE #WD2026: Session 9: Centring breast and cervical cancer prevention and care in gender justice, rights and evidence
SHE & Rights LIVE #WD2026: Session 8: Gender sensitive local actions are critical for reducing NCDs and ending TB, tobacco use
SHE & Rights LIVE #WD2026: Session 7: Abortion rights are human rights
SHE & Rights LIVE #WD2026: Session 6: Legally binding treaty for development justice for older persons
SHE & Rights LIVE #WD2026: Session 5: AMR under gender lens
SHE & Rights LIVE #WD2026: Session 3: 9th RHNK Pan African adolescent & youth SRHR conference 2026 and SVRI Forum 2026
SHE & Rights LIVE at the Women Deliver Conference 2026 - sessions are being hosted at D03 Exhibition Space in Narrm (Melbourne), Australia. All sessions are hybrid, live-streamed and host online and onsite speakers and participants including media.
SHE & Rights LIVE #WD2026: Session 2: SRHRJ in Cook Islands
SHE & Rights LIVE #WD2026: Session 1: Are gender equality and right to health taking primacy in development?
SHE & Rights LIVE at the Women Deliver Conference 2026 - sessions are being hosted at D03 Exhibition Space in Narrm (Melbourne), Australia. All sessions are hybrid, live-streamed and host online and onsite speakers and participants including media.
The 5th High Level Ministerial Meeting aims to prevent AMR in all sectors
Change calls us here
"Change calls us here to gather, strategise and shift power," so says the theme of Women Deliver Conference 2026, which is purported to be the world's largest global gathering on gender equality and the rights and health of girls, women, and gender diverse peoples this year.
Would global ministerial meet galvanise action to prevent AMR in humans, animals, plants and environment?
Global Media Briefing ahead of 5th High Level Ministerial Meeting on Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR)
Aid cannot be the foundation of gender equality
The current funding crisis is exposing a deeper flaw in development: progress for girls and women still depends too heavily on external actors, not on governments accountable to their people.
Preventing, finding and treating all TB at ground zero
Unjust access to justice for women and girls
From homecoming to healing: Indonesia’s fight to #endTB
Vice Health Minister of Indonesia
On March 24, Indonesia joins the world in marking World Tuberculosis Day 2026 under the theme “Yes End TB. Led by countries. Powered by people.” This message is clear: ending TB requires strong national leadership and the active participation of communities, survivors, health workers, and the private sector.
Artificial intelligence helping healthcare experts find more TB and other diseases in Thai hospitals
[Watch] With only 56 months left to end TB globally by 2030, the progress is way off the mark. To end TB, we have to protect people from getting infected with TB bacteria in the first place - and - we have to find all those with TB disease (correct and timely diagnosis), link them to effective and right treatment, care and support.
Progress at CSW70 despite increasing pushbacks against gender equality
The 70th session of the intergovernmental UN Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) - UN's largest annual forum on gender equality – which began on 9th March 2026, is to conclude on 19th March 2026 at UN Headquarters in New York. This year’s priority theme under discussion was "Ensuring and strengthening access to justice for all women and girls, including by promoting inclusive and equitable legal systems, eliminating discriminatory laws, policies, and practices, and addressing structural barriers."
Antimicrobial resistance under gender lens
SHE & Rights | Join Women's Rights Caucus briefing on CSW70 and its outcomes
Join SHE & Rights session featuring the virtual press conference of Women's Rights Caucus around 70th Session of the UN Commission on Status of Women (CSW70). This press conference is together co-hosted by Co-Convenors: Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development, The African Women’s Development and Communication Network, Fòs Feminista, Outright International, and Young Feminist Caucus; and partners including Global Center for Health Diplomacy and Inclusion and CNS.
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