As Equals
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In a year-long reporting project, CNN explores the challenges women face in the world's least developed countries.
- €129,975 Budget in Euros
- 2018 Final release date
- 2 Round winner
- 6 Locations
- 12 Durations in months
No country in the world has achieved total gender parity — at least not yet. According to the World Economic Forum, it will take most nations 100 years to close the global gender gap at the current rate of progress.
Through the lens of some of the world's least developed countries — CNN will examine gender inequality in highly engaging, immersive mobile-first formats.
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Expressen
- #AsEquals Expressen TV
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Nyasa Times (Malawi)
- CNN covers Malawi cycle of shame : Harassed in the street, then again on social media
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Expressen
- 8 flickors liv i världen: Så var min första skoldag
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The Guardian (Nigeria)
- At IWD, WARIF reiterates commitment to reduce gender-based violence
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Nyasa Times (Malawi)
- 2 Malawian teachers accused of showing port to learners: Consent classes rolled out
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UK Parliament
- CNN's child marriage report from Yemen discussed in Parliament
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Creative Review
- CNN’s #AsEquals project explores gender inequality around the world
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WNYC The Takeaway
- "Global Gag Rule" May Be Responsible for More Abortions
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Citizen TV Digital
- Abortions on the rise in Kenya as Trump cuts Marie Stopes funding
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Doctors Without Borders webcast
- What's so scary about the global gag rule?
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Expressen
- Amal, 11, vill skilja sig från sin 38-årige make
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Citizen TV Digital
- Court overturns death sentence for Noura Hussein
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A Plus
- A Plus
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Expressen
- Hon ville bli ny president – slutade med fängelse
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Expressen
- Flickorna stängs av från skolan om de är gravida
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Citizen TV Digital
- Students expelled from school after failing mandatory pregnancy tests
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Nine News Australia
- Ugandan model Judith Heard's stolen nude selfies were posted online - then she was arrested
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Citizen TV Digital
- Naked selfies. Blackmail. Then it got worse
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Citizen TV Digital
- She opened a sex shop for women in Benin, then the backlash started
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Citizen TV Digital
- The Me Too movement was silent in Senegal. These women are trying to change that
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