News & Views ‘Possible’: The WHO joins UN partners for new series on women’s health and gender equality What would a truely global agenda on women’s health and gender equity look like? It’s a future that’s possible says The WHO.
News & Views Two women’s rights activists released from detention in Saudi Arabia Samar Badawi and Nassima al-Sadah had been detained in Saudi Arabia for nearly three years, first arrested in August 2018.
News & Views ‘What are you so afraid of?’: US journalist Rachel Scott confronts Putin “The list of your political opponents who are dead, imprisoned or jailed is long,” Scott told Putin. “What are you so afraid of?”
Appointments Lina Khan is the 32-year old chair of the US Federal Trade Commission Lina Khan has just become the chair of America’s Federal Trade Commission (FTC). On Tuesday, Khan was confirmed and sworn in.
News & Views Jacinda Ardern says Christchurch terror attack film should focus on Muslim community, not her New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has said any film about the Christchurch mosque attacks should centre the Muslim community.
News & Views Scott Morrison, your chance is now: Get gender equality on the G7 Summit agenda Australia can – and should – use this opportunity to help lead the way to greater gender mainstreaming across the G7 priorities.
News & Views Free beer, childcare & Uber rides: Joe Biden’s vaccination incentives Joe Biden is ramping up efforts to get Americans vaccinated against COVID-19, offering free childcare for parents while they get their vaccine.
News & Views After the bloodshed but bleeding dry: lives and health under occupation in Gaza Insaf is a 43-year-old woman living in Gaza, a Palestinian refugee from Aljourah. She was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2016.
News & Views The fallout from the BBC’s infamous Diana interview continues with MPs weighing in Commons Select Committee will discuss plans for an evidence session to prevent the scandalous interview Princess Diana had with Martin Bashir
News & Views US Supreme Court to hear case that could majorly set back abortion rights The US Supreme Court has agreed to consider a case that has the potential to curtail the constitutional right to abortion.
News & Views The five ways Jacinda Ardern’s proved she’s the world’s greatest leader New Zealand’s Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern took out the top spot on Fortune Magazine’s annual list of the world’s greatest leaders.
News & Views Samoa is about to appoint its first female Prime Minister Fiame Naomi Mataafa is set to become Samoa’s first female prime minister after Samoa’s Supreme Court helped break a month-long deadlock