Ms. Adjaratou Fatou Ndiaye/ Adji, UN Women Country Representative in Sudan since July 2018 is a lawyer and a gender expert by training, and a well-known Gender activist in the Africa region who participated in her home country to key advocacies that brought fundamental changes to women’s status.
UN Special Representative meets National Survivors Network in Juba
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India to deploy single largest platoon of women peacekeepers in Abyei
UN Women calls for a holistic data collection approach to help develop humanitarian work in South Sudan
Sudanese women show that peace requires participation not just
Initial Gender Assessment in Sudan, Publications
UN Women Ethiopia changing the lives of women and girls
Campaigners call on UN Women to pull out of BlackRock partnership
Mr. Yannick Glemarec, Assistant Secretary-General of the United Nations and Deputy Executive Director of UN Women, in Senegal
New Joint UN Women and UNFPA partnership to empower women smallholders
Women's Political Empowerment Critical for Sudan
South Sudan launches new women's social and economic empowerment project
Empowerment and stability for internally displaced women and girls in South Sudan
Press Release – Italy elected vice-president of UN Women executive
Building Resilience for South Sudanese Women through Humanitarian Assistance
