women in politics

Denmark has elected a record number of women to its parliament , with 44 per cent of elected lawmakers now women.

Fifteen female foreign ministers from across the globe will meet on Thursday to discuss the urgency of women’s rights in Iran/

There’s a lot of speculation that Liz Truss’ disastrous month in power could see her leave office within days.

Despite being heavily invested in politics, Australian young women, girls and gender diverse youth feel especially excluded.

Greens Senator Mehreen Faruqi says Pauline Hanson could be referred to the Human Rights Commission.

Jacinda Ardern– another young female world leader– is sharing an articulate reflection on the Sanna Marin controversy.

Oxfam Australia’s Straight Talk National Summit took place in Canberra last week and saw more than 50 First Nations women attend.

Finland’s prime minister Sanna Marin has found herself in the centre of a storm, after footage of her dancing and partying leaked.

Martha Karua is climbing the political ladder in Kenya, a country that frequently sees violent attacks on female candidates

Liberal Party has a ‘women’s problem’ and should be fixed by introducing a “temporary” quota for women, according to Senator Linda Reynolds.

Human rights lawyer and activist, Ramona Vijeyarasa, is doing critical work to advance the recognition of female leaders in global politics. 

We need women and gender diverse leaders to bring different approaches and solutions for the climate crisis.