On International Women´s Day, once again we are celebrating the place women take on earth, not only framed with a list of different roles they have but as half of humankind who have been ignored, abused, and killed systematically through history.

World Day of Social Justice works as a reminder of the need to eliminate discrimination, inequalities, poverty, and unemployment to promote social justice.

Among the clouds of tear gas and the steady clanging of protest chants, a surprising figure appears during the civil unrest: the riot dog. These stray animals are frequently spotted with protesters and have evolved into international representations of bravery, solidarity and defiance. Their participation in demonstrations particularly in Latin America, Greece has drawn attention from all over the world and illustrates the long-standing connection between social movements, animals and people.

No Excuse for Violence: The Urgent Fight Against GBV and Harmful PracticesTW: Gender-based violence, femicide, physical and sexual violence against children "In 2023, 51,100 women were killed by intimate partners or family members—one woman every 10 minutes." No...

Advocating for peace and human rights is a step individuals can contribute to peacebuilding. Learning about roots of violent conflicts and educating yourself and those who around you about nonviolent solutions are also individual actions contributing to peace.