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Nallely Arenas, cofounder of Cancha Violeta, creates a safe space for girls in Mexico City to combat gender violence through football training.
135 million children in India do not attend school, with many girls forced into child labor to support their families.
A feminist and an alpha male reflect on their differences while consuming magic mushrooms, questioning the triviality of their conflicts.
Nujood Ali, the youngest bride in Yemen, fights for her freedom after enduring abuse.
In June 2016, Norway passed legislation allowing children as young as six to change their gender by self-identifying, as exemplified by Anna from Høgus.
China's one-child policy has created a demographic imbalance, leaving one in five men unable to find partners, with significant cultural and economic implications.
A woman recounts being gang-raped in Nairobi in 2007, facing a legal system that often fails to support victims of sexual violence.
A 17-year-old girl is arrested in Iran for dancing and forced to confess on state television, sparking a viral protest for women's rights.
Davina McCall challenges the UK government on contraception access, highlighting the need for reform in reproductive health policies.
Soledad O'Brien and Anne Eleanor Roosevelt respond to audience questions following a keynote discussion at the National Conversation on #RightsAndJustice event.
Soledad O'Brien and Anne Eleanor Roosevelt discuss gender equity and equality during the National Conversation on #RightsAndJustice event.
A person who transitioned at 15 and later detransitioned due to an Autism diagnosis reflects on the complexities of gender-affirming care and regret.
June Sarpong highlights the critical role of diversity in business success and confronts racism.
In Chinguetti, Teslem Milid prepares to celebrate her fourth divorce with a lavish party, reflecting Mauritania's culture of multiple marriages and remarrying.
As Silvio Berlusconi's sex-for-hire trial concludes, opinions from Italian women in politics and show business reveal a divided perspective on his legacy and impact on gender roles.
Duterte enforces free contraception in the heavily Catholic Philippines amid church opposition.
In Egypt, rising divorce rates highlight the need for sex education among couples.
The Guardian's global campaign to end female genital mutilation received thousands of signatures daily after addressing the issue publicly.
At least 200 million girls and women worldwide have undergone female genital mutilation, a practice that persists in Singapore's Malay Muslim community.
Sophie, CEO of Kuna Medical, meets female entrepreneurs in Jakarta to discuss gender inequality and the need for empowerment in the tech industry.
In Cameroon, a rise in sexual violence against children reveals a justice system that fails to adequately support victims and leaves families to pursue justice independently.
In South Korea, a growing anti-feminism movement among men in their 20s and 30s is influencing political dynamics and threatening women's rights.
Women in Beed, Maharashtra, face forced hysterectomies due to economic hardship and health issues.
A 13-year-old girl named Beezly is forced to marry a 25-year-old man, despite her dreams of becoming a doctor and continuing her education.
Eleanor Roosevelt's era is examined through Andrea Flynn's insights on gender equality during the National Conversation on #RightsAndJustice panel.
In Pakistan, policewomen confront a gender violence epidemic, highlighted by the murder of a woman by a male friend, as many attackers evade justice.
In Dhaka, Bangladesh, a group of young women challenges societal norms by training to become the country's first female professional drivers.
In small town Saskatchewan, a young single mother accuses a respected doctor of rape after a panic attack leads to sedation, but her claims are met with skepticism.
Jordan, a liberal country in the Arab world, still faces the issue of honour killings in April 2004.
Mahsa Amini's death sparks historic protests in Iran, led by women for their rights.
Thailand Thailand becomes a hub for sex-change operations, with Phuket leading the industry growth.
In South Chicago, educators Luciano Moline and Cordura Lewis lead a program called 'What's Up with Manhood' to teach 14 and 15-year-old boys about sexual consent and boundaries.
Two Saudi sisters escape oppressive guardianship laws in this VICE News Special Report.
$5,000 to $20,000 is the cost of an annulment in the Philippines, where divorce is not legally recognized, trapping women in difficult marriages.
Hundreds of women have been killed in Iraqi Kurdistan simply for falling in love or demanding their basic rights, often resulting in honor killings.
21 godchildren represent a new generation as panelists discuss the ongoing challenges and progress in inclusivity and gender equality in the United States.
In India, despite a ban on dowries for over 60 years, the case of Twisha Sharma highlights ongoing gender-based violence and the societal pressures that sustain the practice.
In India, the Mercy Mission of 2010 highlights the alarming trend of female infanticide and abandonment driven by deep-rooted gender imbalance and dowry pressures.
Temple Prostitution highlights the Yellamma cult's impact on young girls in India.
India's Women's Premier League, launched in 2023, has transformed women's cricket by providing funding and opportunities for players like star World Cup athlete Smriti Mandhana and young talent Shafali Verma.
Women in Punjab turn to firearms for protection amid rising crime and safety concerns.
Gushegu offers sanctuary to Ghanaian women accused of witchcraft and facing violence.
Idaho's HB 500, the Fairness in Women's Sports Act, bans transgender women from competing in women's athletics, prompting Lindsay Hicox and the ACLU to file a federal lawsuit.
In Bucharest, Mihaela Minca aims to establish Romania's first witch school to empower women from the marginalized Roma community facing educational barriers.
Farad Fathi, a mullah supporting the Islamic Revolution, uses social media to engage with advocates of the Women, Life, Freedom movement in Iran.
Tolo TV's 630 report addresses taboo topics like pedophilia and homosexuality, challenging conservative norms in Afghan society.
140,000 young people left Moldova in the last four years, contributing to a significant population decline as the country approaches its presidential elections.
Societal changes in Israel following the October 7, 2023, government decision to issue over 157,000 firearms licenses are explored through the experiences of women embracing this new reality.
