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Stay tuned for a powerful conversation on safe abortion — rights, law & realities. 🎙️ 25 March on times Radio station . Mark your calendars

No payslip. No contract. No protection. But still working every day. Do you think informal work is real work? Why or why not? #WordOnTheStreetMW

A choice made in fear and silence is not a simple choice. Before we start pointing fingers, let's remember that every story is different #FupaLokakamiza

For Equality is pleased to attend the stakeholders validation workshop of the National Gender Action Plan for the Sendai Framework and the National Plan of Action to Combat GBV. We look forward to contributing to the effective rollout of these frameworks. #GBVPrevention #DRR

Malawi law allows abortion to save the life of the pregnant woman. This provision is contained in Section 243 of the Penal Code (1930). Before today, did you know that Malawi law allows abortion to save a woman’s life? #FupaLokakamiza

It’s 2026, yet unpaid care work still falls overwhelmingly on women. Care is work. Care deserves recognition. Care deserves support. Unpaid care work remains one of the most invisible barriers to equality. Enough is enough. #EnoughIsEnough

How have fuel prices affected your daily life or business? #WordOnTheStreetMw

January memories in Nairobi We joined HEARTS Alliance partners from Kenya, South Africa and Zimbabwe for a linking and learning exchange rooted in feminist regional solidarity. Sharing knowledge and strengthening our collective voice for gender justice. #FeministSolidarity

🌍 This International Women’s Day, let’s turn rights into reality. Join us for a powerful conversation on Maternal Health Accountability in Africa as leaders from government, civil society, youth, and faith communities come together to advance Rights, Justice, and Action for ALL women and girls. 🗓 5 March 2026 ⏰ 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM EAT 📍 Zoom: bit.ly/405o2yc Be part of the dialogue driving accountability, access to justice, and dignified maternal healthcare across Africa. Register and join the conversation.

Its 2026, Yet decisions about women’s lives are still being made without women in the room. Representation is not symbolic It is power It is protection It is accountability Exclusion is not accidental. It is designed. Enough is enough #EnoughIsEnough

If wages do not keep up with inflation, is it just an economic issue or a gender issue? Who sacrifices first in your home when money is tight? We want real answers. #WordOnTheStreetMW

@cisonecc_malawi @DAIGlobal @OxfamMalawi @PACJA1 @dappmalawi @trocaire @MalawiGovt @water_witness @LinkEducationUK Amazing work 👏🏾

Civil Society Network on Climate Change (CISONECC) validated its Endline KAP Study on Climate Injustices under the CJC project, supported by the Scottish Government via @DAIGlobal UK & @OxfamMalawi. The study tracks progress in climate justice since 2024. #ClimateJustice #Malawi

It was an honour to witness the launch of the national project, Voices for Climate Justice, led by NCA-DCA FE looks forward to seeing communities particularly women and girls lead the conversation and shape solutions that reflect their realities and priorities. #ClimateJustice

Pause for a second. Think about the SRHR work you’re most proud of. Now imagine sharing it with a room full of people who are just as passionate about SRHR as you are. Abstract submission is open. Your work deserves that stage. Submit here: rhnk.org/conference/abs… #RHNKPanAfricanConference2026

“We will stand for our principles. Gender equality, feminism, & the rights of all people are non-negotiable.” Read the conversation with Maliha Khan, our CEO, in @dailystarnews on advancing gender and climate justice, youth leadership, & decolonizing aid: thedailystar.net/star-health/ne…

It’s 2026, Yet survivors are still asked what they were wearing Still asked why they stayed Still asked what they did to “provoke” it Violence is the crime Not survival Blame protects perpetrators Silence protects systems We refuse both Enough is enough #EnoughIsEnough

Word on the street says free healthcare is not always free. If access depends on who can pay, what does that mean for the poorest? Have you ever experienced or witnessed this? #WordOnTheStreetMW

For Equality was honoured to host its partners from the Center, @ReproRightsAFR on a courtesy call. We are grateful for the trust, open conversations and continued partnership in advancing adolescent SRHR. #SRHRAdvocacy #PartnershipForImpact @ReproRightsAFR @nyaleinstitute

A powerful precedent in Malawi: In the AC (a minor) case, the High Court of Malawi affirmed that child survivors of sexual violence have an automatic right to safe abortion under the Gender Equality Act. 🎥 Watch the video to learn more. #SafeAbortion #ReproRights #Malawi #SRHR #AccessToJustice