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AD1144 : Malgré un soutien public a l’égalité des genres, les femmes togolaises restent en retrait
La majorité des Togolais veulent plus d'actions de la part de la police et des tribunaux pour protéger les femmes et les filles contre la discriminati
AD1143: Ugandans turn to local councillors for help despite dissatisfaction with service delivery
Only one in four citizens say elected local officials listen to what ordinary people have to say.
AD1142: Tanzanians say women should be free to make their own marriage and childbearing decisions
Majorities favour restrictions on access to contraceptives based on people’s age and marital status.
AD1141: Seychellois support women’s autonomy and sex education, but are divided on abortion
Most citizens favour keeping pregnant learners in school.
AD1140: Liberians back regional institutions and open trade, but call for a stronger African voice in global decision making
Most citizens welcome influence of the U.S. and China, but only half as many see Russian influence as positive.
AD1139: Popular perceptions of Russia lag, even as its influence grows across Africa
Moscow is less welcome than other powers, but many Africans are still making up their minds.
AD1139: La perception populaire de la Russie stagne en dépit de son influence croissante en Afrique
Moscou est moins bien accueillie que d'autres puissances, mais de nombreux Africains sont encore en train de se décider.
AD1138: Views on sexual and reproductive health and rights present a mixed picture in seven Ouagadougou Partnership countries
Majority support women’s autonomy in marriage decisions, but not in choices about childbearing.
AD1138: Les opinions sur la santé et les droits sexuels et reproductifs présentent un tableau contrasté dans sept pays du Partenariat de Ouagadougou
La majorité des citoyens soutiennent l'autonomie des femmes en matière de décisions matrimoniales, mais pas en matière de procréation.
AD1137: Plus de la moitié des Tunisiens perçoivent les hommes comme plus légitimes à l’emploi
Les femmes sont plus diplômées, mais moins employées.
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