In Zambia, women in drought-stricken fishing camps are increasingly forced into exploitative 'sex-for-fish' arrangements due to economic desperation and the withdrawal of foreign aid. A report by ActionAid highlights the vulnerability of these women to gender-based violence, exacerbated by climate change and food insecurity. The situation is worsened by cuts to international aid, leaving women like Martha and Palekelo at risk of coercion in the fishing industry. The ongoing drought threatens millions with food insecurity, while gender-based violence remains a significant issue in the country. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)