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Women in Liberia are now in decision-making positions and are helping to pave a new path to their country's future.

The documentary exposes the danger of human trafficking by recounting the story of two victims. It aims to prevent women from being recruited.

For poor women in Addis Ababa, access to justice is hampered by a number of barriers.

A former Colombian prostitute narrates the story of her life and how she managed to transform it, overcoming extreme poverty, drug addiction, and sexual abuse among others.

For many women in Herat, forced marriage, domestic violence, and rape are still commonplace more than eight years after the fall of the Taliban.

Filmmakers combat over-sensationalized, one-dimensional depictions of African men by the media.

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

Women often remain under represented in refugee, IDP and returnee leadership structures. Refugee women in Kakuma, Kenya speak about the challenges and importance of participating in leadership structures, and passing their experience on to the next generation.

A preview of the new TLC unscripted series "All-American Muslim."

AusAID is helping to address domestic violence and addressing women's rights in Vanuatu.