Sick inmates and women with infants get Presidential Pardon in Malawi
Sick inmates and women with infants are among the 134 prisoners freed following a Presidential Pardon promulgated on Malawi’s Independence Day on July 6.
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Parents of LGBTIQA+ children in Malawi overcome discrimination with love
Parents of LGBTIQA+ children are stepping out of the shadows, risking their reputations, safety, and livelihoods to stand beside their sons and daughters as the...
Malawi appeals for safe repatriation of citizens amid Xenophobia in South Africa
Lawmaker says communities should stand up against gender based violence
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Malawi faces teenage pregnancy crisis, requiring multi-sectoral interventions
Malawi is experiencing a serious teenage pregnancy crisis, with alarming numbers reported in districts like Mchinji. Kasungu and Phalombe. BRIAN...
Sorry, I Am Not Sorry Initiative shatters men’s silence on mental health
Economic pressure triggers mental health struggles among men, says Mayor
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The human rights landscape in Malawi is a combo of good human rights gains, meshed with worst human rights abuses. The paradox is that while the count...
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There is a clear linkage between climate justice and women's empowerment in Malawi. Even at rural household level the responsibility of f...
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Repatriated Malawians recount the pain of leaving behind lives and livelihoods in South Africa
Repatriated Malawians from South Africa due to a surge in xenophobic attacks are telling harrowing stories of fleeing their homes, leaving behind thei...
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People with albinism in Malawi face discrimination and economic exclusion
BY HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH People with albinism in Malawi face discrimination in employment, barriers to education and social protection, and ongoing...
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