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International aid agency Plan International Australia has today welcomed Australian Government’s new Partnerships for Recovery plan released which outlines Australia’s global response to COVID-19.
Australian women and girls and their counterparts worldwide are experiencing multiple issues with managing their periods as COVID-19 lockdowns continue.
(MOGADISHU / MELBOURNE): Girls in Somalia, forced to stay at home due to COVID-19, are now undergoing Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) in their homes, warns Plan International Australia, the charity for girls’ equality.
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic will have a devastating secondary impacts for girls worldwide, according to a new report released today by the charity for girls’ equality, Plan International Australia.
The pandemic is compounding the effects of Lebanon’s worst economic crisis in years as girls battle hunger and risk of violence
Girls in deprived communities in Lebanon have been left struggling for food and basic necessities such as sanitary pads as the COVID-19 pandemic unravels in the country, warns charity for girls equality Plan International.
As Plan International Australia responds to the alarming spike in COVID-19 cases in Africa, the aid organisation has today released a new white paper on the five biggest challenges the pandemic will bring to the world’s poorest and most vulnerable communities.
Aid agency Plan International is bracing for an immense increase in poverty and gender-based violence, as one of the world’s most populous countries grapples with mass-unemployment and restriction of movement.
Fear is spreading through the world’s largest refugee camp as a potentially devastating COVID-19 catastrophe approaches.
Director of Programs in Cox’s Bazar for Plan International Bangladesh, Mohammed Riyas, says the medical capacity to treat COVID-19 patients in Cox’s Bazar, the community currently hosting close to one million Rohingya refugees, is extremely limited.
