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Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg looks at why a smaller percentage of women than men reach the top of their professions -- and offers 3 powerful pieces of advice to women aiming for the C-suite.

UNICEF correpondent Rajat Madhok reports on the construction of child-friendly schools in Afghanistan.

The all-female de-mining team of Sri Lanka's northern Mannar district struggles to clear the villages of all the traces of war that remain in a place long after the conflict itself has passed.

Not For Sale Campaign: The Stop Paying For Slavery Tour made its way to Stellenbosch South Africa, where the Founder of the Not For Sale Campaign, Prof. David Batstone, gave a presentation to a crowd of 500+ people on how we can strategically work towards ending global slavery.

An organisation in Afghanistan is trying to improve the lives of children there - by providing them with skateboards.

Ramkeshari Shrethsa has been teaching women in Kathmandu about family planning for nearly two decades, since before climate change decimated the once-clockwork rainy season.

USAID is helping Maasai women in Tanzania gain literacy and numeracy skills so that they can obtain land rights, start businesses, and become involved in local government.

Women leaders from Africa discuss women's contributions to the African economy, getting a seat at the political table, and working for human rights.

The Social Environment Agricultural Development Organization (SEADO) has instituted a wide range of development projects in Cambodia.

Throughout the violence, Asma al-Assad has done very little to speak out against the brutality of the Syrian government forces. This image is at odds with the Syrian First Lady's previously widely acknowledged affinity for charities and social causes