Landmark ruling: A move toward justice for survivors of forced sterilization in Peru
“We welcomed the decision with deep and reparative joy. The women were deeply emotional upon hearing the news.”
Five years after the Burma military coup: What is happening now?
Five years after the coup put an end to the country’s democratic transition, what is the situation in Burma?
Building an inclusive democracy in Burma: A live conversation
How are the people building democracy in Burma including feminist values in their work?
Civil society sounds alarm on Canada’s potential trade deal with U.A.E over links to Sudan war
Seventeen civil society organizations—including Inter Pares—and 47 individuals submitted an open letter to the Government of Canada this week, as part of Canada’s public consultation on a potential free trade agreement with the United Arab Emirates.
Remembering and honouring Brewster Kneen
Brewster was a cherished friend and steadfast ally of Inter Pares for decades.
International aid cuts: Be a lifeline of unwavering support
In 2025, governments around the world slashed international aid budgets. These cuts devastated organizations doing important work—including some of the social justice organizations we work with in Guatemala, Sudan and Burma.
50 years of building locally-led peace and democracy
At Inter Pares, peace has never been a product to deliver. It’s a process—slow and generational.
Open letter to PM Carney on Canada’s feminist foreign policy
Inter Pares calls on Prime Minister Carney to uphold Canada’s global leadership on gender equality and human rights.
War in Sudan: Donate now and support survival
Your generosity is more than a donation—it’s a lifeline.