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Isobel Yeung highlights Yemeni women fighting against gender-based violence in Yemen's crisis.
Catherine Simeon Co organizes the New York Women's March amid rivalry with Women's March Inc.
Fisherwomen on Hengam Island in southern Iran strive to become the first in the country to obtain official permits, challenging gender norms in a male-dominated industry.
Lauren Miranda fights back after being fired from Bellport Middle School over a topless photo.
Thousands of Afghan women face imprisonment for 'moral crimes' despite the Taliban's removal.
Referrals to the UK's largest gender identity clinic have quadrupled in the past 10 years, reflecting a significant rise in individuals identifying as transgender.
In the United States, a movement of women known as 'TradWives' actively supports Donald Trump's re-election campaign, promoting traditional family values and anti-feminism.
Half of young women in a British survey could not label a vagina correctly, prompting discussions about female anatomy and body confidence.
At least 44 trans or gender non-conforming individuals were murdered in 2020, making it the deadliest year on record for violence against this community.
Yong-soo Lee, a 92-year-old survivor of Japan's wartime "comfort stations," campaigns for justice and an official apology from the Japanese government.
Two non-binary teens, Dragon Highland and Trevor Meyer, discuss their experiences with gender identity and the challenges of finding medical support in 2020.
China's population could decline by more than half in the next 70 to 80 years as women increasingly choose to marry less and have fewer children.
In Turkey, rising cases of women falling from windows or balconies, often classified as suicides, are being challenged by families and women's rights organizations as potential femicides.
Jewish women in Israel reject headscarves for wigs, challenging Orthodox Jewish traditions.
An eight-year-old girl is married off to a man three times her age, leading to a traumatic wedding night and a struggle for her freedom.
One participant reported witnessing inappropriate behavior towards a minor, but feared the repercussions of speaking out in Hollywood's culture of silence.
Mexico faces a crisis as 10 women are killed daily in one of the most dangerous places for women.
California prisons force sterilizations on women, revealing a dark eugenics legacy.
Women in Iran are challenging the male-dominated traditions of Zoorkhaneh and Pahlevani, seeking to redefine their roles in these ancient sports.
Puerto Rico faces a state of emergency over domestic violence and attacks against women.
In Kano, Nigeria, women in the film industry navigate strict Sharia law and societal pressures while striving for representation and success in Kannywood and Nollywood.
The Women's Taxi Company in Tehran offers safe rides exclusively for women passengers.
In Mauritania, some families force-feed their young daughters a 9,000 calorie-a-day diet during a brutal "feeding season" to enhance their marriage prospects.
The evolution of sexual harassment in the workplace is examined from its recognition in the 1970s to the increasing accountability seen today.
Amber Heard discusses gender equality and women's representation in Hollywood.
Transgender athletes may take part in the Olympic Games, raising fairness and inclusion debates.
Arielle, a 13-year-old transgender girl, discusses her experiences with gender identity, hormone blockers, and the challenges of navigating bullying and acceptance.
Thinness significantly impacts women's income in France, America, and South Korea.
Women receive free entry to clubs, which one speaker argues commodifies them and reflects dangerous unconscious sexism in society.
Over a quarter of young adults in the UK source their news about contraception from TikTok, reflecting a gap in available information.
Manal Al Sharif drives in Saudi Arabia, defying laws against women driving for equality.
African-American women faced systemic barriers such as poll taxes and discriminatory laws even after the 1920 Constitutional amendment granted women the right to vote.
Around a third of the world’s languages use grammatical gender, complicating the accommodation of non-binary individuals who do not identify as male or female.
Billions of pads and tampons end up in the environment each year, contributing to significant plastic pollution linked to menstrual product stigma.
By 2030, Nemco Ally aims to end female genital mutilation through a global activism program that addresses cultural and religious policing of women's bodies.
Leftover Women highlights the lives of unwed women in China facing societal stigma.
Merman Zale helps new member Zack learn to swim in his tail with the Society of Fat Mermaids.
In South Africa, the number of women killed by a partner or family member is five times higher than the global average, prompting widespread protests.
Prohibition inspires Flappers to challenge conservative norms in the 1920s jazz age.
Since America's first sex education class, over 100,000 films have been produced on the topic.
Lane Greene from The Economist highlights sexism in language and its societal impact.
This very short description highlights key aspects of female pleasure and orgasm in sexology.
The #MeToo movement highlights the ongoing issue of sexual harassment in the workplace, revealing a complex history that spans several decades.
Phyllis Schlafly's campaign against the Equal Rights Amendment galvanized a coalition of evangelical Christians, shaping modern conservative politics.
Paula Coughlin's campaign for cultural change in the military emerged after the 1991 Tailhook convention sexual assault scandal that affected the Navy.
In Spain's Basque Country, men-only cooking clubs exclude women from traditional txokos.
In 1919, Nancy Astor became the first woman elected to the British Parliament after winning her husband's seat in Plymouth.
Iceland leads in gender equality, promoting shared childcare and challenging stereotypes.
