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Five boats serve a community of women in Kisumu, Kenya, where many resort to trading sex for fish due to a lack of resources and income.
Katie Schmid, a U.S. Army staff sergeant, reflects on the chaos and personal impact of President Trump's 2017 ban on transgender military service.
Girls in Sierra Leone face huge pressure to undergo female genital mutilation in secret societies.
In Tehran, young Iranians are increasingly remaining single, prompting the government to establish an online dating agency to address this social shift.
In Johannesburg, a new generation of young women known as Slay Queens monetize dating through relationships with wealthy men, raising questions about empowerment and exploitation.
Lupita, a Tzotzil-Maya activist, leads a movement for indigenous rights in Mexico.
Jamie, a young girl, faced severe bullying in primary school and expressed suicidal thoughts before her family sought medical treatment for her transition.
Niloufar Farahmand and Kiana Yarahmadi challenge gender norms in Iran's auto repair industry as they strive to become the first women to obtain a mechanics license.
Sara, a 12-year-old girl in Herat, was about to be traded for a house, illustrating the ongoing issue of forced marriages in Afghanistan.
An estimated 250,000 girls work in Mumbai's sex trade, many of whom are kidnapped from rural Nepalese villages.
A bearded sexual predator targets women in their apartments while they sleep, raising concerns about safety and security in urban environments.
Only 16 out of 500 soldiers in Norway's Border Guard are women, as the military seeks to double their numbers through unisex patrols.
Three-quarters of men convicted of rape in Stavanger over three years were immigrants, prompting mandatory classes on women's rights for asylum seekers in Norway.
2018 saw record numbers of women, including Deidre, Pearl Kim, and Morgan Zegers, running for office amid frustrations with the Trump administration.
Polly Toynbee highlights the need for change in workplace attitudes towards women.
In Guatemala, an average of 13 girls aged 10-14 become pregnant through rape daily, highlighting a systemic failure in addressing child sex abuse.
Trixie, a transgender woman, has a 15-year sentence for gang-related activities, reflecting on her past life in the Mania gang in Los Angeles.
Each episode features a trans host who embeds with a community, engaging in conversations about their lives and experiences.
20 women are invited to a VIP function where they are encouraged to drink heavily before being selected for gang rape by members of a college social club.
In Russia, government incentives for large families, including those with 18 children, coincide with a troubling rise in homophobia and restrictions on women's rights.
In December 2012, a gang rape on a bus in Delhi sparked widespread protests and demands for justice and reform in India.
More than 60% of people in Afghanistan are illiterate, as development aid workers struggle to maintain educational initiatives for girls amid rising threats.
Over 3,000 girls in Scotland are estimated to be at risk of female genital mutilation, a practice that continues despite its illegal status.
In 2021, researchers Dr. Safiya Umoja Noble and Dr. Latanya Sweeney examined the biases embedded in internet search algorithms.
Viktoria Kostrzewa, an 18-year-old from Warsaw, advocates for comprehensive sex education in Poland, where current teachings are heavily influenced by Catholic values.
Lesbian women in South Africa battle with rape and social stigma in their daily lives.
In Mozambique, girls face pressure from teachers to engage in sexual relationships in exchange for passing grades, highlighting a pervasive issue in education.
Women in Sudan are mobilized by General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, known as Hemetti, amid the ongoing conflict that erupted after the 2019 democratic revolution.
In Senegal, Khadjou Sambe leads a surf school that empowers young women to challenge cultural norms and pursue equality in a male-dominated sport.
In Tanzania, accusations of witchcraft have led to the murder of hundreds of women, revealing deep-seated beliefs and societal issues beyond mere superstition.
In South Africa, the Black Mambas, the world's first all-female anti-poaching unit, combat the escalating illegal trade in rhino horn to protect the species from extinction.
In Kabul, a group of American hairdressers establishes a beauty school to empower Afghan women through education in cutting, coloring, and perming techniques.
1,600 women sell sex to around 3,000 customers daily in a village in Bangladesh, where many children face exploitation and limited opportunities.
In Honduras, hundreds of women have gone missing after being lured to Mexico with false job promises, only to be forced into the sex industry.
Over 15,000 untouchables in rural India remain landless, working as serfs for the upper castes while facing systemic discrimination and violence.
In eastern Ukraine, female soldiers have become vital members of the Ukrainian Armed Forces amid ongoing conflict, facing both resistance and determination in their roles.
In Cairo, women protesters face sexual harassment and assault, with claims that some attackers are paid to intimidate them during the revolution.
Women in rural western Nepal are confined to cowsheds during their periods due to Chhaupadi.
Dr. Ann McKee shares her struggles as a woman in sports medicine and CTE diagnosis.
The Philippines considers legalizing divorce, facing opposition from the Catholic Church and Duterte.
Half of Filipinos now support legalizing divorce, a significant shift in a country where it remains illegal alongside the Vatican.
Marion Mayer Hodahl returns to Africa to investigate genital circumcision practices affecting millions.
In France, a rise in far-right feminism is exemplified by the National Rally party's 33% vote in the parliamentary elections and the emergence of Femo-nationalists.
An 18-year-old woman in Bangladesh was stoned to death after being falsely accused of adultery, illustrating the severe consequences of gender oppression.
Amy Doris is one of 26 women who have accused Donald Trump of sexual misconduct, recounting her experience of being forced into a kiss in 1997.
More women in Iran ride motorcycles despite legal barriers and societal challenges.
In Karachi's Lyari neighborhood, young female rappers like Eva B and AK Sky are challenging societal norms and inspiring change through their music.
Only 5 percent of NFT art sales in 2021 went to women artists, reflecting the gender bias in the male-dominated crypto industry.
