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The Donetsk People's Republic hosts a beauty pageant for female rebel fighters on International Women's Day.
The Arab world faces challenges to personal choice due to family honour and Qur'anic interpretations.
The Taliban enforces new gender segregation rules for women's education in Afghanistan.
Andrew Tate faces serious allegations in Romania, claiming insufficient evidence for charges.
Women in Japan face challenges balancing careers and family, as shared by Miki Matsui and others.
Bangla Surf Girls highlights young girls in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, pursuing surfing dreams.
Barbie America, a modern representation of the iconic doll, addresses the 'dream gap' and issues like bullying and female empowerment through vlogs aimed at young audiences.
Schoolgirls create a song to raise awareness about female genital mutilation, calling for education and action to end this practice.
Carol Ann Duffy's election as poet laureate ends four hundred years of male domination in poetry.
Societal stigma surrounding childless women, rooted in patriarchal norms, fosters shame and silence, yet many find empowerment in shared experiences and community.
Teams threaten to boycott South Korea's women's football league over gender testing issues.
A 23% pay gap and high child care costs are among the challenges the Women's Equality Party faces in its bid to make London the world's first gender equal city.
Sir Tim Hunt's sexist comments spark debate on women's roles in the sciences with Milo and Dr. Grossman.
Sushil Kumar Shinde supports the death sentence for Delhi gang-rape murderers amid political debate.
John Authers discusses with Suzanne Duncan and Meredith Jones if women are better investors than men.
Sharron Davies opposes transgender athletes in women's sports, citing unfair advantages.
A woman shares her FGM experience and her sister's death in childbirth due to complications.
Ugette has been driving trucks for 35 years and plans to continue for one more year before adjusting to life at home.
Malala Yousafzai meets Integrate Bristol in Birmingham to support the Guardian FGM Campaign.
The One Million Signatures campaign fights for women's rights in Iran this year.
Female salarymen in Japan face significant challenges in a male-dominated workforce, balancing demanding work schedules with personal aspirations and systemic pressures.
Astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti reports a significant increase in activity aboard the International Space Station, with more experiments and equipment than seven years ago.
Proposed changes to gender laws in Britain spark a contentious debate between the transgender community, represented by Jake Graff and Hannah Winterbourne, and hardline feminists.
UN Women highlights the pandemic's severe impact on women in South Africa and Africa.
Lucy Kellaway critiques stock photos of women in the workplace and highlights Cheryl Sandberg's initiative.
Women in Bamiyan, Afghanistan, learn to ski, overcoming Taliban restrictions and cultural barriers.
The murder of 23-year-old Ashling Murphy in Tullamore, County Offaly, ignites national grief and calls for change regarding violence against women in Ireland.
Sheeva Weil recounts her experience of being raped at university, exploring the long-term effects of trauma and the process of overcoming self-blame.
Julie Bindel reflects on her experiences as a lesbian, critiques the notion of an innate sexual orientation, and confronts gay conversion therapy in Colorado.
Mexico faces a high incidence of violence against women, with femicide rates alarming and impunity rampant.
Imtiaz Dharker's poem "Honor Killing" critiques the cultural and religious expectations placed on women, symbolized through the removal of layers of clothing.
Poverty in South Africa is a serious matter, affecting women and people of color like Princess.
Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan are arrested in Romania on charges of human trafficking, rape, and forming an organized crime group.
Iran reportedly abolishes the morality police after Nationwide protests over Gina Amini's death.
In the tech industry, where only 18% of computer science graduates are women, the future of AI raises critical concerns about gender inclusion and representation.
Julie Bindel argues that not having children is not a selfish choice but a valid one.
Hillary Clinton faces scrutiny over her appearance and past controversies as she seeks to become the first female president of the United States.
James Cleverly faces backlash for joking about spiking his wife's drink with a date rape drug.
Princess Mako loses royal status after marrying a commoner, sparking public debate in Japan.
Women in Tokio confront subway groping through awareness and community support initiatives.
Women's groups criticize Dior for keeping Johnny Depp as the face of Sauvage aftershave.
Julia Gillard confronts Tony Abbott about his sexist actions in a viral video.
Kellie Maloney reflects on her transition from Frank to Kelly, navigating the complexities of gender identity within the male-dominated boxing world.
Nancy and Kenyan girls challenge genital mutilation in a powerful community movement.
A 19-year-old Dalit woman dies after being gang raped near Delhi, sparking nationwide protests and demands for justice from her father and rights groups.
Ursula Burns becomes the first African-American woman to lead a Fortune 500 company, Xerox.
Luo Yang's candid portraits showcase young women's stories in modern China.
Mary Walker, a controversial figure in American history, is examined for her radical contributions during the Civil War and the debate over her Medal of Honor.
