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In India, an app called Bulli Bai displays over 100 female Muslims which users then bid for in a fake auction.

Women protesting in Afghanistan’s capital Kabul to demand rights to work and education were pepper sprayed by Taliban forces on Sunday. 

Peter Dutton announced that Australia will purchase over a 120 tanks and other armoured vehicles, costing roughly $3.5 billion.

Justice Ayesha Malik is set to become the first woman to serve on Pakistan’s Supreme Court, replacing the outgoing CJP Mushir Alam.

Tennis star Novak Djokovic’s failed attempt to get into Australia for the Australian Open has received significant international attention.

UN Women has issued a status update on the rights of women and girls in Afghanistan, revealing a rapid shift to gender discrimination,

If you’ve ever wondered whether Pope Francis is a cat person or a dog person, you finally have your answer: he is neither.

Things have changed (slightly) for Jordanian women after an amendment to the constitution passed the lower house.

A number of milestones were reached in 2021 that sees 2022 start with more women in leadership positions internationally.

China is set to pass a new law to protect the rights of women and eliminate gender-based discrimination in a country of more than 1.4 billion

Brigitte Macron, France’s first lady, is launching legal proceedings over false claims spread by conspiracy theorists.

The Women’s Tennis Association says recent public comments from Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai has not alleviated its concerns over her wellbeing.