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Gender segregation not 'alien to our culture', says Universities UK chief
12 Dec 2013: Nicola Dandridge defends organisation's guidance on voluntary separation of men and women at events on campus
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A camp run by the Equality and Human Rights Commission is inspiring a diverse range of young people to start campaigning, says Martin Wainwright
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13 Dec 2013: Charlie Woodworth: Mandatory pay audits would help to equalise pay. Relying on voluntary action by employers just isn't working -
13 Dec 2013: Hugh Muir: First thoughts: The middle class has taken over, and the price we're paying is the destruction of all we hold dear
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Guardian Professional,
12 Dec 2013:
"I'm fighting for: peace, civil rights, freedom, justice, women's rights – I'm fighting for my utopia," says Yara Hady, 17
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Guardian Professional, 12 Dec 2013:
"Although girls are treated as second class citizens in my community, we should not forget that Afghanistan's situation is changing," says Farkhonda Tahery, 16
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Guardian Professional, 12 Dec 2013:
"I created a resource mobilisation project called Pencil Mountain that has delivered over half a million school resources to Ethiopian children," Hannah Godefa, 15
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Guardian Professional,
12 Dec 2013:
"After being harassed by a man on the way to school I wanted to stop girls and women from experiencing similar incidents in the future," says Shalu Shrivastava, 17
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12 Dec 2013: Organisation requests advice from Equality and Human Rights Commission after controversy over its advice
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Guardian Professional, 12 Dec 2013:
"Accurate, fun and interactive information about teenage pregnancy helps girls make better and more informed decisions," says Thandiwe Diego, 14
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Guardian Professional,
12 Dec 2013:
"Sharing my experience gave me the confidence to advocate for other young mothers like me," Fatimata, 19
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Guardian Professional, 12 Dec 2013:
"I started getting interested in women's rights when I realised that I was facing cultural stereotypes about my inability to work in the sciences," says Celeste Dushime, 18
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Guardian Professional, 12 Dec 2013:
"I want to be able to persuade people in power that girls' education is important," says Simon Abigail, 15
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Guardian Professional,
12 Dec 2013:
"When we talk about women in business it is about more than sewing, knitting and household work," Menuka Gurung, 19
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Guardian Professional, 12 Dec 2013:
"Through my youth group we managed to rescue a friend who was married off to a man for money,' says Yaweta, 15
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Guardian Professional, 12 Dec 2013:
"I want to change the mindset of young girls to help them see that they can achieve so much, even after they drop out of school," says Ana Waqatabu Liganisulu, 19
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Guardian Professional,
12 Dec 2013:
"The biggest challenge in my advocacy work has been planning and funding," says Nafieza Mohammad, 17
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