1945
Volume 32 Number 3
  • E-ISSN: 25179829

Abstract

After flying into the city of Bol in the Republic of Chad, over the lush fields and receding lakes, we landed to a rapturous welcome from traditional rulers and local women. Their faces reflected a hope and dignity slipping away under the harsh reality of poverty and insecurity. The women, smiling at us as we disembarked, showed the same resilience I have seen in women in countless contexts: an ability to survive, even in the face of multiple forms of violence and insecurity at home, in public or from political conflict.

الموضوعات ذات الصلة: Democracy and Governance ; Economic and Social Development ; Migration

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