Women's Health News Family Planning Australia celebrates 100 years of women’s health and rights Family Planning Australia has celebrated its 100th year of operation, advancing the nation’s sexual health and reproductive education.
News & Views Government urged to protect Iran women’s football team The Albanese government is being called upon to protect the members of Iran’s women’s national football team during their stay in Australia.
Ed's Blog Every day MUST be International Women’s Day The world is facing its greatest ever challenges. One day of elevataing women isn’t eneough for this emergency.
News & Views ‘Gender-based violence is not a private issue’: YWCA’s call for women’s online and physical safety Collective action is needed to keep women and gender-diverse people safe from domestic violence and online abuse.
News & Views Senator Hanson’s burqa-mocking stunt was lateral violence How Senator Hanson’s burqa-mocking stunt shows lateral violence, undermining women’s safety, rights, dignity and freedom of expression.
News & Views Don’t lecture me about morality Joyce and co: I’m a mother, not a loophole Women deserve respect, not regulation, because pregnancy, loss and parenthood are about survival, compassion and trust, not exploitation.
News & Views Two key advances on reproductive rights give reason for global hope Spain and Japan’s recent actions show progress is still possible in protecting and advancing women’s reproductive rights.
News & Views It’s 2025. Why are mums still being told to hide? If a parliament can modernise its rules to make space for breastfeeding, then other institutions and businesses can too.
News & Views The silent, systemic elimination of women who live on their own terms in Pakistan Women in Pakistan are still being silenced and harmed, and it’s past time for justice, real action and lasting change.
World Women’s rights are ‘unfinished business’ on 30th anniversary of the Beijing Declaration Marking the 30th anniversary of the Beijing Declaration on women’s rights, global leaders warn gender equality progress is too slow.
News & Views Four years after Taliban takeover, we must not forget Afghan women It has now been four years since the Taliban took over Afghanistan. UN Women says women are being erased in a human rights crisis.
World First women’s political party launched in Iraq ahead of parliamentary elections Women activists have launched Iraq’s first women’s political party ahead of the country’s upcoming parliamentary elections in November.