BIAAG: Story & Impact

Today, in the 21st century, menstruation is considered as unclean and a bad omen in many developing countries. Since the society is... Read More

A few weeks ago, 19-year-old Noura, who stabbed her “husband” as he attempted to rape her, has had her life spared and... Read More

The G7 countries announced a global commitment of US$2.9 billion for girls’ education in crises. The G7 also endorsed a Declaration supporting... Read More

Every year, more than 8,000 girls and women are trafficked in Nepal. They are being trafficked within Nepal, across the border into... Read More

After an outbreak of violence in Rakhine State in August 2017, almost a million Rohingya people have fled Myanmar and now live... Read More

Bangladesh continues to have one of the highest child marriage rates worldwide, despite laws that ban early marriages.

Érika from Ecuador is eighteen years old and has recently graduated from school with flying colours. She wants to become a cardiologist... Read More

In developing countries, girls often face discrimination from the earliest stages of life, through childhood and into adulthood. Some of them are... Read More

The average woman menstruates for 3,000 days during her life time. It’s a normal biological process, but there are still negative beliefs... Read More

Girls in Cairo often get sexually harassed on their way to school but they don’t report the crime. A UN study found... Read More