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Anastasia Moloney

Thomson Reuters Foundation

Location: Colombia

My latest articles

Colombia's survivors of sexual violence lack justice -UN

All armed groups involved in Colombia's decades-long conflict have been accused of sexual violence against women

Colombian women with abortion rights turned away by doctors -activist

In Colombia, abortion is allowed in cases of rape, incest, fetal malformation, or if the life of the mother or fetus is in danger

Little justice for Colombia's acid victims

Acid attacks are a reflection of the low status of women in Colombian society, one doctor says

Top 10 food trailblazers

The top ten people whose innovative ideas are a major contribution to the global fight against hunger

INTERVIEW-Domestic violence: Colombian women’s worst enemy

Colombia's chief advisor on women’s equality speaks to TrustLaw about domestic violence in the country

Colombia flood preparedness questioned as death toll rises

Flooding and landslides have killed over 35 people, washed away food crops and damaged thousands of homes

Haiti launches mass vaccination campaign

A nationwide vaccination campaign kicks off in Haiti as part of an effort to ensure more children are immunized

Colombians face upsurge in fighting, lack of services - ICRC

A growing number of Colombians face a worsening humanitarian situation as the state neglects remote communities, Red Cross says

Honduras poised to criminalise women using emergency contraceptive pill - rights group

Supreme Court has upheld decree banning sale and use of emergency contraception, even for rape survivors

Former child soldiers of Colombian rebel groups lack govt support -report

It is estimated there are at least 5,000 child soldiers in rebel ranks, many in Colombia’s largest rebel group, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC)

My latest blogs

Brazilian women call the shots in politics, business

02 February 2012 09:52 GMT | Comments ( 0 )
Anastasia Moloney | The Word on Women
Brazil's first female president is giving women top government jobs and helping them into work
Sorcery, corruption and football in Colombia

25 January 2012 12:53 GMT | Comments ( 0 )
anastasia moloney | Anti-Corruption Views
Colombians are debating whether hiring a shaman to ensure it didn't rain during last year's Under 20 FIFA World Cup was a ...
High hopes for Bogota’s new mayor to tackle corruption

04 January 2012 18:10 GMT | Comments ( 1 )
anastasia moloney | Anti-Corruption Views
Over the last 8 years 1,328 local mayors have been condemned on corruption charges
Hundreds of thousands uprooted as Colombia hunts rebel chiefs

18 November 2011 16:41 GMT | Comments ( 0 )
anastasia moloney | AlertNet News Blog
People near Venezuelan border could be forced to flee as troops launch hunt for new rebel leader
Guatemala’s women-only buses a hit

26 October 2011 11:41 BST | Comments ( 1 )
Anastasia Moloney | The Word on Women
Initiative is in response to hundreds of complaints by female passengers of sexual harassment on board crammed buses

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Mariela Castro Espin, daughter of Cuban President Raul Castro, is illuminated by projected light during a medical lecture on transgender patients at San Francisco General Hospital

Mariela Castro Espin, daughter of Cuban President Raul Castro, is illuminated by projected light during a medical lecture for...

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Heavy shelling in Syria

The Syrian rebel outposts of Rastan and Homs came under heavy fire according to new video posted to a social media website

Violence rages in DR Congo

Fighting escalates in the Democratic Republic of Congo