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Prof Marleen Temmerman was nominated as UNESCO Chairholder of the UNESCO Chair entitled “Youth Leadership in Science, Health, Gender and Education.

On April 1st Prof Marleen Temmerman was nominated as UNESCO Chairholder of the UNESCO Chair entitled “Youth Leadership in Science, Health, Gender and Education: Equitable Investment in the next generation of young leaders in East-Africa”. Partners include ICRH Kenya.

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First Lady of Benin visits ICRH
Tuesday 26 September 2017

First Lady of Benin visits ICRH

Today H.E. Claudine Talon, first lady of the Republic of Benin visited ICRH in Gent, Belgium.

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ICRH at the International Conference on Population and Development+25, 12-14 November 2019, Nairobi, Kenya
Sunday 01 December 2019

ICRH at the International Conference on Population and Development+25, 12-14 November 2019, Nairobi, Kenya

25 years after the ICPD conference in Cairo, where 179 governments adopted a landmark Program of Action to empower women and girls, the Nairobi summit ICPD +25 aimed to mobilize political will and financial commitments centered on eliminating preventable maternal...

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Gender-Based Violence Recovery Centre (GBVRC), Mombasa Kenya, received the label of the UNESCO Chair Sexual Health and Human Rights
Thursday 15 December 2016

Gender-Based Violence Recovery Centre (GBVRC), Mombasa Kenya, received the label of the UNESCO Chair Sexual Health and Human Rights

Today the Gender-Based Violence Recovery Centre (GBVRC), Mombasa Kenya, a centre for victims of gender-based violence, received the label of the UNESCO Chair Sexual Health & Human Rights. During a press conference in Paris the centre was honoured for promoting...

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