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In the UK, journalist Ellie Flynn investigates the normalization of sexual harassment faced by women and girls during nights out and on dating apps.
In India, societal pressures and customs lead to millions of girls being abandoned or aborted, while issues of rape culture and honor crimes persist.
American men are drawn to Colombia, where they can spend 50% less than in their home country while seeking relationships with local women.
In 2014, gay marriage became legal in Britain, yet many in black and Asian communities still face rejection and hostility for their sexuality.
Ellie Williams faces trial for falsely claiming assault by an Asian grooming gang in Barrow.
VICE highlights the matchmaking crisis in China due to the one child policy's gender imbalance.
Ellie Williams' false rape claims on Facebook disrupt Barrow and lead to her arrest.
In Magaluf, Mallorca, Ellie Flynn and her team conduct undercover filming to expose the rampant sexual harassment and assault targeting young women in the party scene.
In Scotland, where a man takes his own life every two hours, mental health advocates and organizations confront the stigma surrounding traditional masculinity.
Christiane Amanpour reflects on her experiences as a war correspondent, addressing gender equality in journalism and the challenges faced by female reporters globally.
Ukrainian women have increasingly taken on traditionally male-dominated roles, such as miners and construction workers, amid the societal shifts caused by the Russian invasion.
The Kohistan Video Scandal reveals the clash of justice systems in Pakistan's tribal culture.
Magaluf, a popular party destination in Mallorca, faces scrutiny as journalist Ellie Flynn exposes alarming rates of sexual harassment and violence against women.
Between 1980 and 2012, nearly 1,200 Indigenous women in Canada were reported missing or murdered, with some estimates suggesting the number could be as high as 4,000.
70% of British Pakistanis trace their roots back to a region in Pakistan, raising questions about identity and opportunity for young men in Britain.
Only 3% of Hyderabad's police force are women, yet they play a crucial role in tackling crime and ensuring public safety in the city.
Miriam Rivera's life and tragic death highlight issues in British reality TV and offensive language.
In Thailand, the resurgence of sex tourism, exacerbated by poverty, poses severe risks to children and women, as highlighted by a German tourist's case involving bribery and abuse.
Every day in Mexico, 10 or 11 women are killed due to violence, prompting María to protest and create feminist graffiti despite her parents' fears for her safety.
Katie Couric hosts a Facebook Live Aftershow with a panel that includes a psychotherapist, a businesswoman, and an endocrinologist discussing gender identity.
Princeton's women's lacrosse team, ranked 12th in the country, faced number eight Maryland, losing the game 19-9.
Four women pay $400 each to attend a dinner in Denver, where they confront their own racism and discuss the implications of white privilege.
In Asia, a gender imbalance has resulted in 170 million "missing" women, leading to increased crime rates and the commodification of women in countries like China and India.
Men have about a 40% higher chance of dying from COVID-19 compared to women, prompting an investigation into sex differences in health and medicine.
Farrah Lovell, a domestic violence survivor, shares her harrowing experience of near-fatal abuse and the challenges faced in seeking help from the system.
Men are 40% more likely to die from diseases than women, revealing significant sex-based differences in health outcomes.
85 to 87% of financial advisers are male, according to Sally Krawcheck, who aims to close the gender investing gap with her platform Ellevest.
A Kanak woman fights for her tribe's future in New Caledonia's independence referendum.
Baljit Sangra, Kira Sangra, and Jeeti Pooni participate in a live Q&A discussing the themes of sexual abuse awareness and resilience in their work.
In the context of the ongoing fight for gender equality, a panel featuring Congresswoman Brenda Lawrence and experts from the Center for American Women and Politics discusses the necessity of recruiting women into U.
In cities like New York and Moscow, journalist Jean-Michel Scherbak examines the global resurgence of conservatism and its impact on traditional values.
Cecile Richards discusses the current state of reproductive rights in America, her family's activism, and the significance of women in politics.
E. Jean Carroll discusses her legal victory against Donald Trump for sexual abuse and defamation, while reflecting on the ongoing impact of his remarks.
Spain's mixed-gender prisons, which integrate male and female inmates, raise critical questions about rehabilitation, safety, and gender dynamics in incarceration.
In Mexico, between January 2012 and June 2016, 9,581 women were violently murdered, highlighting systemic issues of femicide, domestic violence, and misogyny.
A fatwa has been issued against Seyran Ateş, a feminist lawyer and one of the first female imams in Europe, due to her calls for a sexual revolution in Islam.
In the Netherlands, thousands of women, led by the feminist group Dolle Mina, are protesting against femicide and advocating for gender equality.
Cathy Newman reports on the controversy surrounding a BBC drama about Sarah Everard's murder, highlighting the anger from female screenwriters and political reactions.
In the UK, young men express frustration with feminism, revealing the rise of anti-feminist sentiment and its impact on gender equality and online misogyny.
Cecile Richards, former president of Planned Parenthood and co-founder of Supermajority, discusses her advocacy for women's rights and reproductive health care.
Twelve out of the 16 Regional Status of Women Canada offices closed due to federal government actions, raising concerns about women's rights in the country.
More than 50 percent of the global population is women, yet they hold only about 10 percent of national legislative seats worldwide.
Men's involvement in the women's suffrage movement, including the Men's League of Women's Suffrage, is examined through a panel discussion featuring notable authors and experts.
A panel discussion features Joan Johnson, author of "Funding Feminism," examining the financial dynamics of the women’s suffrage movement.
Women in the Spanish exclave of Ceuta are taking initiative to enhance the lives of local residents and refugees amidst ongoing socio-political challenges.
In 2020, the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment is commemorated through discussions led by the Women's Suffrage Centennial Commission and notable leaders like Senator Barbara Mikulski.
In anticipation of the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment, a panel featuring Elaine Weiss, Marjorie J. Spruill, and Carol Robles-Román examines opposition to women's equality.
The global art market was valued at $67.8 billion in 2022, yet women artists face an 18% gender pay gap in Germany and 30% in the performing arts.
