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If you care about gender equality, then you need to care about climate change and consider its impact on women and girls internationally.

A man looks set to take on President Donald Trump, after Elizabeth Warren became the latest woman to drop out of the race to be the Democratic nominee.

Despite being oceans away, I am watched Super Tuesday in the U.S on the end of my seat knowing the safety of the world is on the line, writes Marnie Vinall.

The first passage of a bill to make pads and tampons free has been achieved, with amendments expected in the second stage.

In a watershed #MeToo moment, Harvey Weinstein has been found guilty of criminal sex act and third-degree rape on Monday at Manhattan Criminal Courthouse.

Elizabeth Warren came out swinging during the latest Democratic debate, delivering a blistering performance that shut down Mike Bloomberg.

The new policy will grant 164 days or nearly seven months of paid leave to each parent, for a total of 14 months paid leave per family.

At the end of Trump’s State of the Union speech speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi could be seen tearing a paper copy of the speech into pieces.

The latest World Bank’s Women, Business and the Law index report reveals startling realities for women’s rights in the workplace.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is pushing for a “positive, factual and robust” campaign and has said she’ll fight the spread of misinformation online. 

Sanna Marin became the youngest government leader in the world last week. Australia should follow suit, Ashleigh Streeter writes.

On Tuesday, Greta Thunberg addressed a room full of policymakers at the World Economic Forum, saying more needs to be done to tackle climate change.