World

Time magazine has named its annual Women of the Year, recognising those working to uplift women’s rights and create a more equitable world. 

Former president of the Spanish Football Federation Luis Rubiales has been found guilty of sexually assaulting footballer Jenni Hermoso.

Julianne Moore’s book about a redheaded girl who learns to accept her freckles was flagged as “potentially related to gender ideology or discriminatory equity ideology topics”.

Given what students see from Australian politicians and parts of the media, we can’t expect them to be engaged in our democratic institutions.

Thousands of employees are being made to return to offices — without adequate workspace for everyone to actually work. 

In Afghanistan, living conditions are so bad that some families are selling their children in order to feed the rest of the family.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr has officially been sworn in as US health secretary after the US Senate voted to confirm his appointment.

Here’s a list of companies who have scrapped, altered, or doubled down and reaffirmed their DEI commitments.  

Australian charities and Independents have called a stitch up on an electoral reforms bill that passed through Parliament.

Abby Bloom worked on women’s and children’s health programs for almost a decade with USAID. She knows all too well the immediate consequences of the shutdown.

Several prominent politicians and news personnel will be flying to the UK to attend a conference led by Jordan Peterson.

A human trafficking ring is being investigated after three Thai women claimed they had been tricked into having their eggs harvested.