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Gilead May Not Be Far From Reality: The Case of Hungary

Gilead May Not Be Far From Reality: The Case of Hungary

By Julie de Vaulx on March 31, 2022

Katalin Novak, the newly elected Hungarian President, is all for women’s rights. In a manner of speaking. In a propaganda video shared in December 2020,…

What About the Women: China’s Human Rights Abuses to Uyghur Muslims Includes Reproductive Rights Violations

What About the Women: China’s Human Rights Abuses to Uyghur Muslims Includes Reproductive Rights Violations

By IshikaSachdeva on December 18, 2021

Colombia’s Back-Breaking Battle for Reproductive Rights

Colombia’s Back-Breaking Battle for Reproductive Rights

By Kit Beyer on December 2, 2021

Japanese menstrual leave policy: The road to menstrual equity?

Japanese menstrual leave policy: The road to menstrual equity?

By Rina Rossi on November 11, 2021

Australian #MeToo Movement in full force: Sexual abuse survivors protest from the streets of Canberra to the halls of Parliament

Australian #MeToo Movement in full force: Sexual abuse survivors protest from the streets of Canberra to the halls of Parliament

By Rina Rossi on June 18, 2021

Family Planning is a Human Right: Why the U.S. Should Restore Funding to the United Nations Population Fund

Family Planning is a Human Right: Why the U.S. Should Restore Funding to the United Nations Population Fund

By Madeleine Conrad-Mogin on November 25, 2019

This One’s For the Boys (and their Sexual Transgressions)

This One’s For the Boys (and their Sexual Transgressions)

By Lauren Glasby on March 18, 2018

Rwanda’s Path to Gender Equity

Rwanda’s Path to Gender Equity

By Neeknaz Abari on October 18, 2017

The Fake Liberation: Dissecting the Impact of Saudi Arabia’s “All-Women” Cities

The Fake Liberation: Dissecting the Impact of Saudi Arabia’s “All-Women” Cities

By Rea Savla on January 12, 2016

After Roe: The New Wave of Abortion Restrictions

After Roe: The New Wave of Abortion Restrictions

By Vishal Narayanswamy on November 4, 2015

Trapped in Tradition’s Prison: Why India is Not Ready to Criminalize Marital Rape

Trapped in Tradition’s Prison: Why India is Not Ready to Criminalize Marital Rape

By Rea Savla on October 29, 2015