“Bright Women Need Not Apply”

Admission Policy at Tokyo Medical University Highlights Discrimination Against Women

Argentina: Pass Law to Legalize Abortion

Senate Should End Harmful Policy

Bride’s Killing in Iraq Shows New Law Needed

Iraq’s New Parliament Should Prioritize Passage of Domestic Violence Law

Farmer-Herder Conflicts on the Rise in Africa

Brazil: Reproductive Rights Activist Threatened

Investigate Threats; Protect Freedom of Expression

First Woman in Pakistan Nominated as High Court Chief Justice

Tahira Safdar’s Confirmation Would Be an Important Step for Equal Participation

Prominent Saudi Women Activists Arrested

Samar Badawi, Nassima al-Sadah Among Latest Crackdown Victims

China’s Victims of Sexual Harassment Denied Justice

#MeToo Gains Momentum, But Little Public Confidence in Legal Remedies

Brazil: Decriminalize Abortion

Court Considering Petition to Expand Access

Japan's Not-So-Secret Shame

In the #MeToo era, it's high time for Japan to change its archaic and sexist approach to sexual assault.

Greece: Inhumane Conditions at Land Border

Pregnant Women, Others ‘At-Risk’ Lack Health Care, Support

Brazil Death Signals Need for Abortion Reform

Court Case Challenges Strict Laws

Revoke Discriminatory Athletics Gender Regulations

New Athletics Federation Rules Force Women with Intersex Variations Out of Competition

Sexual Violence by the Burmese Military Against Ethnic Minorities

Testimony of Skye Wheeler at the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission