This document outlines the ten steps required to deliver a binding treaty with a feminist perspective.

Welcome to ActionAid International's 2018 annual report. You can find out all about our work from 2018, including inspiring stories of change, activism and human rights,

Research conducted by ActionAid has found that 80% of garment workers in Bangladesh have either seen or directly experienced sexual violence or harassment in the workplace. You can read more about

The governments of Ghana, Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, Nigeria, Tanzania and Uganda must provide free public education of the highest attainable quality using the maximum of available resources.

Drawing on lessons and best practice from humanitarian crises across the world, this report looks at how engaging young people in humanitarian action will foster better, more localised and more

This compilation of case studies highlights the work of young people and civil society working with or supported by ActionAid.

How are private schools impacting the realisation of children and young people’s human rights? And particularly their right to education?

Long-term funding is needed in developing countries to provide quality, gender-responsive public services.

Our feminist approach to protection aims to support women in humanitarian action. We focus on the essential role of women leaders in strengthening community resilience and protection. Women's rights

Local women leaders must be at the heart of humanitarian work. They are commonly the first responders in any emergency and are most active in prevention and rebuilding after disasters. They should