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Lydia Isabel Alpizar Duran

Executive Director


Lydia Alpízar Durán is a Costa Rican feminist activist who lives in Sao Paulo. She has been the Executive Director of the Association for Women's Rights in Development (AWID) since 2007, and was the manager of the Where is the Money for Women’s Rights and Building Feminist Movements and Organizations Strategic Initiatives of AWID from 2003-2006

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Chile: The slow march forward for legal abortion
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The Slow Recognition of Indigenous Rights: Outcomes from the first...
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India’s New Government and What it Means for Women’s Rights
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Agreed Conclusions of the 58th Session of the Commission on the ...
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IWD 2014: Women’s rights groups still asking: Where's the money?
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New Initiatives Capture the Lessons of Transitions to Democracy
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Brazil: Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights (SRHRs) Challenged ...
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Advancing legal rights for domestic workers in Latin America
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Guatemala Genocide Trial: Women seeking justice and open debate ...
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A Year in Review: Women's Rights in 2012
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Human Rights Defenders (HRDs) under scrutiny by the state
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