Fifteen years ago, in October 2000, the United Nations Security Council adopted the historic resolution 1325 (2000), drawing attention to the differential impact of armed conflict on women, […]

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There has been an “increasing disregard for international law” in many conflict situations around the world, leading to a worsening of the plight of children, Leila Zerrougui will […]

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Political analyst  Michael Solyan  published on Open Democracy site the article on  the situation related to the Syrian refugees who found shelter in Armenia.   Armenians have lived […]

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For Nazar and Anna Janikyans, the Nansen passport was a flashlight torch  that saved their family amongst hundreds of other families.   In conversation with womennet.am, the son […]

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  In Armenia over 37,1% of labor resources of the Republic are engaged in agricultural field, 58,7% of which are women which makes the women the most important […]

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  Today, when we are celebrating the International Day of the Girl Child, the world has an unprecedented opportunity to focus on the ability of girls to drive […]

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In 2011, a United Nations resolution established 11 October as the International Day of the Girl Child (IDGC), a day designated for promoting the rights of girls and […]

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Nansen museum, which is situated in Nor Nork district of Yerevan, differs from the other museums of the city with its unique architectural plan and structure. It was […]

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  Today there is no original Nansen passport in the Armenian Genocide Museum. Director of the Institute Hayk Demoyan told womennet.am that acquisition of the original Nansen passport […]

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