Susana Malcorra

Dean at IE School of Global and Public Affairs in Madrid

Susana Malcorra, who was minister of foreign affairs of Argentina from 2015 to 2017, is a founder of Global Women Leaders.

WORLDVIEWS

The Decline of Women’s Rights Is Inciting More Gender-Based Violence. Solutions Exist.

Susana Malcorra

• November 7, 2022

The deterioration of women’s rights across the world is enabling more gender-based violence. Even those who strive to defend and even expand their privileges at the exclusion of others recognize that half the global population suffers inequalities and injustice. This reality was recognized 27 years ago by the 189 countries that signed the Beijing …

Gender Violence, WORLDVIEWS

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WORLDVIEWS

Afghan Women Must Be Central to Decision-Making on Global Aid to the Country

Margot Wallström and Susana Malcorra

• November 4, 2021

The Taliban are back in power in Afghanistan, and the hard-won gains women have made in the country are at risk. The situation is dire for all Afghans. The country is on the brink of starvation, and in recognition of this urgent need, more than $1 billion has been pledged to provide humanitarian assistance …

Gender Violence, Human Rights, Terrorism, WORLDVIEWS

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WORLDVIEWS

Tigray Can’t Wait: The UN Security Council Must Act to End Sexual Assault Now

Susana Malcorra

• April 22, 2021

As a woman who has worked for the United Nations in emergency and humanitarian operations, I am deeply shaken over what is occurring in the protracted conflict in Tigray, in northern Ethiopia, where reports of human suffering, including growing allegations of grievous gender-based violence, keep increasing. These actions are cruel and ruthless, and they …

Africa, Gender Violence, Human Rights, Security Council, WORLDVIEWS

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COVID-19

In Spain, a Strong Sense of Solidarity Drives Endurance in the Pandemic

Susana Malcorra

• April 27, 2020

MADRID — The first two cases of Covid-19 infections here were identified on Feb. 26, 2020. That day, 23 people had become infected in Spain in less than 24 hours. Three days later, the number was 80. From then on, Madrid rapidly became the city with the most cases in the country, and by …

Covid-19, Health and Population, SDGs

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Susana Malcorra

The Decline of Women’s Rights Is Inciting More Gender-Based Violence. Solutions Exist.

Afghan Women Must Be Central to Decision-Making on Global Aid to the Country

Tigray Can’t Wait: The UN Security Council Must Act to End Sexual Assault Now

In Spain, a Strong Sense of Solidarity Drives Endurance in the Pandemic

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