News & Views In Singapore, a man sues a woman for not reciprocating his romantic intentions In Singapore one man is suing a woman in damages for “sustained trauma” after his romantic intentions were not reciprocated.
News & Views Almost half of female deaths in custody are Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander – and many were preventable Neglect and racism are leading to the deaths of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander women in custody, a new study has found.
Health rights and gender-based violence Women and girls face more risk, more danger, after earthquake in Türkiye and Syria For women and girls in Türkiye and Syria, the consequences they face is materially harder and more dangerous after Monday’s earthquake.
News & Views What does the future hold for Andrew Tate? What will happen to right wing misogynist Andrew Tate, currently held in custody in Romania, for human trafficking and other crimes?
Hunger, health & famine Child marriage and sexual violence rates surge in Africa as hunger crisis spreads Across eight countries in Africa, food shortages are leading to a soaring rate of violence against girls and women.
News & Views Female NGO staff return to work in Afghanistan despite Taliban’s ban Female workers in NGOs have returned to work after the Taliban issued an assurance that they may work in health.
News & Views 32yo former Afghan lawmaker murdered in her Kabul home 32-year old former female Afghan lawmaker, Mursal Nabizada has been shot dead in her home in Kabul on Saturday night
News & Views At 26, Iranian footballer sentenced to death for protesting for women’s rights Iranian professional footballer Amir Nasr-Azadani has been sentence to death for supporting women’s rights in Iran.
News & Views Women are angrier today than 10 years ago. Here’s why New data has revealed that women across the globe have been angrier by the year over the last decade. Let’s consider why.
News & Views Indonesia has just criminalised sex before marriage along with partners living together outside of marriage Sex outside marriage is set to become illegal in Indonesia, after a new criminal code was unanimously passed in the country’s parliament.
News & Views Has Iran’s morality police really been abolished? Iran’s morality police have been abolished, according to the Attorney General Mohammad Javad Montazeri.
News & Views Polish leader blames young women drinking for low birth rate Polish politician Jaroslaw Kaczynski has blamed young women and their drinking for the country’s low birth rate.