CIR's research reveals how unchecked online abuse, harmful stereotypes, and mockery are driving Ethiopian women and girls out of public life.

Designed as a resource for researchers, journalists, and the public, the new hub aims to raise awareness and increase access to gender-focused, open source research on a range of countries and contexts.

Journalists face immense challenges reporting on women’s rights inside Afghanistan. But newsrooms and researchers are leveraging open source techniques to investigate topics such as gender-based violence – shining a light on a range of underreported issues.

We speak to CIR Investigator 'Myla' about her investigations into sexual and gender-based violence in the Occupied Palestinian Territories, Israel, and Lebanon

Insights from CIR's Sudan Witness project on Conflict Related Sexual Violence

An investigation by CIR’s Myanmar Witness project reveals the civilian harm resulting from a new military offensive.

Three years on from the Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan, women are banned from education, work and most other areas of public life.

An overview of women’s rights under the Taliban: erasure from public life, violence at home and online.

A new CIR report explores the ins and outs of identity-based disinformation, demonstrating its online and offline impact on marginalised groups.

This recommendations document is the product of discussions at roundtables and workshops in Addis Ababa and virtually. The recommendations come directly from those working on human rights in Ethiopia. Several initiatives are already underway to combat TFGBV or related harms. Where appropriate, CIR has spotlighted them throughout the recommendations document.