As frontline human rights defenders, the war in Sudan has not affected just the community we serve but also our staff.

The war is with us each day, not just the community we work with Sudan. Here are the voices of our staff at SIHA.

One year of loss of lives, mass displacement, and the engendered atrocities on women and girls. We reflect on the war and stand in solidarity with our Sisters in Sudan for the return of peace and democracy.

An action packed three days of mapping barriers, opportunities, discussing context, Maputo Protocol, advocacy and the legal landscape of family law Africa amongst others. We are ready to champion family law reforms in Africa. – at Cork, Ireland

This week SIHA and partner convened strategic consultations on Africa family law reform. One of the key messages: “Women and girls should enjoy equal rights in family just like others” – at Cork, Ireland

As we leave Northern Uganda today, WCW is proud of the contribution to the socio-economic development in the districts that’s aiding participation of women in different spheres of development.@Sihanet @FIDA_Uganda @musawah @women_ewla @Nagaad_Network

We spent our day in Pader District-Pajule sub country and the district headquarters today, engaging with the women coalition on their grass roots mobilizing for gender equality @Sihanet @musawah @FIDA_Uganda @women_ewla @Nagaad_Network – at Pader, Uganda

WCW Regional Consortium Coordinator in GULU sharing what the theme for international women’s day means for a rural women from the lens of “We Cannot Wait” project.@Sihanet @FIDA_Uganda @musawah @Nagaad_Network @women_ewla – at Gulu, Uganda

It’s not an occasion without the graceful yet energetic dance of the Acholi people @Sihanet @FIDA_Uganda @women_ewla @Nagaad_Network @musawah – at Gulu, Uganda