women’s rights

New data has revealed that women across the globe have been angrier by the year over the last decade. Let’s consider why.

How many more women will continue to be failed by the legal system? Keina Yoshida and Jennifer Robinson explore this in their new book.

Fifteen female foreign ministers from across the globe will meet on Thursday to discuss the urgency of women’s rights in Iran/

Two women LGBT activists, Zahra Sedighi-Hamadani and Elham Choubdar, have been sentenced to death by Iranian judicial authorities.

Demonstrations protesting the deaths of women defying Islamic law in Iran have reached Syria, while Canada places sanctions on Iran.

Another woman defying Iran’s mandatory hijab-wearing laws has reportedly been killed by the Islamic Republic’s security forces.

Saudi Arabia’s first women’s professional boxing match is set to take place on August 20th between Ramla Ali and Crystal Nova.

Salma al-Shehab has been sentenced to 34 years in prison, the longest known sentence given to a women’s rights defender in Saudi Arabia.

Research into new Taliban policies to control women shows the group might be using different tactics, but it still poses grave dangers.

It’s International Youth Day, but an entire generation of young women, girls and gender-diverse people are about to have their future erased.

Plenary Council of Australia have passed a motion to revise a version of the section on the equal dignity of women in the Catholic Church.

In the USA, women’s bodies are now more regulated than guns thanks to a decision by the Supreme Court that has ended the constitutional right to abortion.