January 18, 2018
Top 5 Reforms Middle East Governments Can Make in 2018
Respond to Youth Demands, Gain Respect in the World
January 3, 2018
A Chinese #MeToo Movement? Not Yet
Beijing Professor Suspended After Accusations of Sexual Harassment
December 20, 2017
#MeToo in Afghanistan: Is Anyone Listening?
The Government Has Defined Harassment, But Abuse is Still Common
November 22, 2017
Indonesia: No End to Abusive ‘Virginity Tests’
Military, Police Claim Discriminatory Practice is for ‘Morality Reasons’
November 15, 2017
Talking About Harvey Weinstein in South Korea
South Korea Should Do More to Fight Sexual Harassment Assault
November 10, 2017
One-Stop Centres for Rape Survivors in India Are Now Resolving Marital Disputes
Created in the aftermath of the 2012 Delhi gangrape, the Nirbhaya Fund remains underused and the centres lack resources.
November 9, 2017
Doctors in India Continue to Traumatise Rape Survivors with the Two-Finger Test
Only nine states have adopted the 2014 guidelines on medico-legal care for survivors of sexual violence.
November 8, 2017
India: Rape Victims Face Barriers to Justice
Uneven Progress in 5 Years Since Delhi Gang Rape
November 8, 2017
How the Police Pressured a Young Woman into Taking Back Her Rape Complaint
Despite reforms after 2012 Delhi gang rape, India’s police continue to let down survivors of sexual violence.
November 5, 2017
China Needs to Stop the Growing Gender Gap
Ineffective Anti-Discrimination Mechanisms Hinder Women’s Progress
October 17, 2017
The War for Girls' Education
