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Is Equatorial Guinea’s Horizon 2020 Policy Advancing Gender Equality?

Despite Horizon 2020’s promises, women in Equatorial Guinea still face violence, limited political power, and daily barriers to equality.

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Jessica Ireju

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Adetoro Adetayo·Tomi Abe

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November 20, 2025

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Jessica Ireju

Jessica is a Contributing Researcher and Writer at Susinsight.

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Gender Equality Peace and Justice Quality Education

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International Day of Education International Day of the Girl Child

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