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A woman in a wheelchair sits outdoors beside a girl washing dishes, with a child standing nearby.

Foire aux questions

Les conséquences de la guerre sur les femmes et les filles : guide explicatif sur le genre et les conflits

Les membres de l'équipe d'ONU Femmes écoutent les femmes au site d'accueil d'Alazhri, à Port-Soudan, lors d'une journée de distribution d'aide d'urgence. Photo : ONU Femmes/Ekram Hamad Fadlalla.

Foire aux questions

Les femmes et les filles, victimes ciblées de la guerre au Soudan

A female healthcare professional speaks with a patient seated across a desk in a clinic.

Article explicatif

Six vérités dérangeantes à propos de la santé des femmes

A village council head from a village in Alwar district of Rajasthan in India attends a meeting organized by UN Women’s partner The Hunger Project, to develop her leadership skills. Women get together to discuss priority issues and find solutions to problems such as alcoholism, lack of roads or drinking water.

Faits et chiffres

Faits et chiffres : Le leadership et la participation des femmes à la vie politique

Colourful illustration of diverse women protesting in front of a classical-style building with columns. A woman speaks into a megaphone, another holds a sign reading “Equality” with a gender symbol, and another raises her fist. A scale symbol appears above the entrance as one woman walks up the steps. The group includes women of different ages and abilities, including a woman using a wheelchair and another using a cane, while others speak with uniformed officials at a desk.

La 70e session de la Commission de la condition de la femme des Nations Unies (CSW70)

Portrait of a woman seated in a wheelchair against a blue-to-purple gradient background. She is wearing a red long-sleeve top under a plaid sleeveless dress. One hand rests on the arm of the wheelchair. Behind her is a large silver graphic of an institutional-style building with columns and a triangular roof. She is looking toward the camera with a neutral expression.

Article explicatif

Ce que la justice signifie pour les femmes et comment la mettre en œuvre

Portrait d'une personne regardant directement l'appareil photo sur un fond bleu et violet. Des barres graphiques horizontales masquent et déforment partiellement la moitié inférieure de son visage et de son corps. Un motif en forme d'onde sonore apparaît derrière sa tête, et des symboles numériques tels que des croix, des points d'interrogation et un emoji en colère s'affichent autour d'elle. La personne tient un téléphone portable.

Article explicatif

Quand la justice échoue : pourquoi les femmes ne peuvent pas obtenir de protection contre l’utilisation abusive de deepfakes générés par l’IA

26 février 2026

Three young, diverse women standing close together with their arms around each other against a blue background with a pink gradient at the bottom. They are facing the camera with relaxed expressions and are wearing light-coloured tops layered with patterned sweater vests.

Article explicatif

Qu’est-ce que le féminisme ?

25 février 2026

Portrait of a woman standing against a blue-to-purple gradient background with a faint image of a classical courthouse-style building with columns behind her. A large silver balance scale appears above and behind her head, with one side tilted lower than the other. She is wearing a black top and layered beaded necklaces in bright orange, yellow and red. She faces the camera with a serious expression.

Article explicatif

L’audience est ouverte : justice pour toutes les femmes et les filles

25 février 2026

collage of female activists

Ne jamais céder : les femmes en marche pour l’égalité des droits

25 février 2026

Rebecca (name changed), 10, sits on her bed in the dorm of the safe house of UNICEF partner NGO Amazonian Initiative Movement in the town of Masethleh, Port Loko District, Sierra Leone. She ran away from her home where her familiy was planning on training her as a female genital mutilation practioner. Photo: UNICEF/UNI150843/Asselin.

Foire aux questions

Questions fréquemment posées sur les mutilations génitales féminines : leurs causes, leurs conséquences, et comment y mettre un terme

6 février 2026

A migrant farmer in Cambodia showing off her rice harvest for a photography project in 2020. Photo: UN Women Cambodia/Women Migrant Workers participatory photography project

Foire aux questions

Les femmes migrantes : FAQ sur la migration et le genre

15 décembre 2025