feminism

When Anthony Albanese called Grace Tame difficult, it showed how quickly powerful women are still cut down.

What Iranians need now is moral clarity – and the courage of the international community to match the bravery they show every day.

Romance and love does not have to follow rules to be real. It does not need to be posted, launched, or validated to count.

Last week, the New York Times, decided to ask the question: “Did Women Ruin the Workplace?”. No, this isn’t satire.

When Vogue asks whether having a boyfriend is embarrassing now, the better frame is this: who gets centred when we tell women’s stories?

Bonnie Blue’s story exposes how women chasing power are still trapped by society’s expectations of sex, success and control.

It can feel like we’re doing something productive by dissecting an individual woman. But the entire spectacle is ultimately destructive.

A recent study showed more women supported traditional gender roles in 2024 than in 2010, writes Linda Peach.

Women in Pakistan are still being silenced and harmed, and it’s past time for justice, real action and lasting change.

Low birth rates are not the result of “radical feminism.” They are the result of a society that has not adapted to support modern families.

On International Women’s day, calls to end violence against women in prison are noticeable absent, writes Tabitha Lean and Debbie Kilroy.

In her memoir, Caroline Darian, the daughter of Gisèle Pelicot, processes her trauma by fighting for change