Rebecca Mukuna examines the human rights violations taking place within the DRC today, and how such atrocities are being ignored by the international community
Author: Rebecca Mukuna
Gender-Based Violence in African Nations
Rebecca Mukuna examines the consequences of violence against women within Africa
L’Épidémie du Chikungunya
Rebecca Mukuna réfléchit sur la maladie qui s’est propagée dans les Caraïbes et en Amérique Latine
Unconscious Gender Bias: New Training Tool as the U.S. Marine Corps Prepares To Open New Positions to Women
Rebecca Mukuna examines the recent decision made by the US to open more job positions to female Marine Corps positions
Jimmy Carter, Mary Robinson and Kofi Annan Debate the Role of Women in Conflict Prevention
As world leaders come together to discuss the importance of including women in conflict prevention, Rebecca Mukuna reflects on the significance of including female participation at the peacekeeping table.
Burkina Faso President Blaise Compaoré Steps Down After 27 Years in Power
Rebecca Mukuna examines the ramifications of Burkina Faso’s shaky political transition.
Mandatory Military Service Extended to Women in Norway
Rebecca Mukuna examines how the Norwegian government is promoting a gender-neutral society through the further incorporation of women into the country’s military force.
Boko Haram’s Spread of Violence Continues
Rebecca Mukuna on Boko Haram’s political rise, despite international intervention
U.S. Marine Corps Getting Closer to Recruiting Female Infantry Officers
Rebecca Mukuna reflects on the revolutionary decision made by the U.S. military to allow female soldiers the opportunity to try out for active combat roles.
United Arab Emirates’ First Female Air Force Pilot Led Air Strikes in Syria
Rebecca Mukuna explains how one woman is changing the face of the United Arab Emirates’ Air force.