Dr. Kanem’s three zeros agenda and its global impact on women’s health
Dr. Natalia Kanem, Having served as an Executive Director of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) between 2017 and 2025,
Anaemia in South Asia: A looming crisis threatening women’s health and economy
Anaemia is one of the deadliest but least experienced health hazards in the south of Asia. In the mid-2025, it
UN honors Halima Ouarzazi on Women in Diplomacy Day
Halima Ouarzazi’s passing on May 14, 2025, marked the end of an extraordinary life dedicated to diplomacy, human rights, and
UN Women unveils peace & climate guide for Asia-Pacific
The launch of the UN Women Guidance Note: Integrating Climate Change into National Action Plans for Women, Peace and Security
Impact of Iran-Israel Conflict on Afghan Women’s Rights and Humanitarian Crisis
Afghanistan is already suffering the serious humanitarian and political crisis but the situation is being exacerbated by the continuing conflict
The Manosphere’s Rise: How Online Misogyny Spills Into Real Life?
It is an antifeminist movement, or manosphere, a widespread system of online groups that brave gender equality activists across the
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