The Invisible Half: How Taliban Policies Erase Afghan Women from Society
Nowadays, Muslim women in Afghanistan are experiencing unexampled social, economic and political isolation due to Taliban rule. A well-planned repression
UN Commission in South Sudan Calls to End Gender-Based Violence
Well into its 45th session, the UN Human Rights Council is faced with the topic of sexual violence in conflict.
Feminist Politics and Academic Feminism: A Postfeminist Interface
What will the woman of the future be? This implicit question is never asked in policy making, but it underwrites
Women’s Art Labour in Post-State Socialism: Inside the Machine of Dis/empowerment
The problem of women’s art labour and its socio-economic sustainability remains acute in post-state socialism despite the wave of professionalisation
Linkages between corruption and gender inequality: Insights from Kosovo’s gender quota regulations
Why should we care about the linkages between corruption and gender inequality: Insights from Kosovo’s gender quota regulations
How Pacific feminists respond to global backlash against women’s rights
There is a global backlash against diversity, and feminist civil society voices at the Commission on the Status of Women
Investing in Women ‘Surest Way’ to Lift Communities, Achieve 2030 Agenda, Says Secretary-General, Marking International Day
Following are UN Secretary-General António Guterres’ remarks at the International Women’s Day observance, in New York today: Warm greetings on