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A maioria dos Angolanos consideram que, nas suas comunidades, as crianças sofrem abusos ou violência física com alguma frequência, revelam os dados do Afrobarometer

6 Jul 2022Angola

Comunicado de imprensa

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Most Angolans say school-age children are frequently not attending school, Afrobarometer survey shows

4 Jul 2022Angola

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Les Tunisien.enne.s apprécient la performance gouvernementale dans la promotion de l’égalité des genres mais réclament encore plus d’efforts

4 Jul 2022Tunisia

Communiqué de presse

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Majority of Angolans say physical disciplining of children occurs frequently in their communities, Afrobarometer survey shows

1 Jul 2022Angola

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Dispatch

AD532: Amid optimism on gender equality, Mauritians see gender-based violence as a priority issue to address

L. Amédée DargaNazrana Hurroo30 Jun 2022Mauritius

Amid optimism on gender equality, Mauritians see gender-based violence as a priority issue to address.

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Les Togolais croient au leadership féminin, mais les discriminations et les violences sexistes persistent

27 Jun 2022Togo

Leadership féminin, mais les discriminations en Togo

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Les Togolais justifient l’utilisation de la force physique pour discipliner leurs enfants

6 Jun 2022Togo

Communiqué de presse

Dispatch

AD523: Les Togolais justifient l’utilisation de la force physique pour discipliner leurs enfants même s’ils n’en assument pas l’usage

Hervé Akinocho2 Jun 2022Togo

Les Togolais justifient l’utilisation de la force physique pour discipliner leurs enfants même s’ils n’en assument pas l’usage

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Une majorité des Gabonais estiment que la violence domestique est une affaire pénale plutôt que domestique, selon l’enquête Afrobarometer

20 May 2022Gabon

Communiqué de presse

Dispatch

AD516: Ties that bind? Evidence of unity and division in 34 African countries

Carolyn LoganAlfred Kwadzo Torsu18 Apr 2022

Economic status, rather than ethnicity or religion, is the most common basis of discrimination experienced by Africans.

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A maioria dos Angolanos consideram que, nas suas comunidades, as crianças sofrem abusos ou violência física com alguma frequência, revelam os dados do Afrobarometer

Most Angolans say school-age children are frequently not attending school, Afrobarometer survey shows

Les Tunisien.enne.s apprécient la performance gouvernementale dans la promotion de l’égalité des genres mais réclament encore plus d’efforts

Majority of Angolans say physical disciplining of children occurs frequently in their communities, Afrobarometer survey shows

AD532: Amid optimism on gender equality, Mauritians see gender-based violence as a priority issue to address

Les Togolais croient au leadership féminin, mais les discriminations et les violences sexistes persistent

Les Togolais justifient l’utilisation de la force physique pour discipliner leurs enfants

AD523: Les Togolais justifient l’utilisation de la force physique pour discipliner leurs enfants même s’ils n’en assument pas l’usage

Une majorité des Gabonais estiment que la violence domestique est une affaire pénale plutôt que domestique, selon l’enquête Afrobarometer

AD516: Ties that bind? Evidence of unity and division in 34 African countries