Why the traits of female leadership are better geared for the global pandemic
As countries anticipate the second wave of Covid-19, recently published research provides evidence to show that countries with fe
As countries anticipate the second wave of Covid-19, recently published research provides evidence to show that countries with fe
The COVID-19 Global Gender Response Tracker monitors policy measures enacted by governments worldwide to tackle the COVID-19 crisis, and highlight
The Thomson Reuters Foundation carried out a survey that stated that Dhaka ranked as the seventh most dangerous megacity for women.
Twenty-five years after world leaders adopted a road map for gender equality, known as the Beijing Declaration, many admitted Thursday that progress remains slow. A top UN official has said that men are still not willing to relinquish power.
Mette Marie Staehr Harder and Christoffer Bugge Harder examine whether countries led by women appl
Men are making most of the decisions related to the coronavirus pandemic -- a disturbing pattern that could be costing lives.
Twenty‑five years after the landmark Fourth World Conference on Women, global societies need an unqualified push to meet the elusive promise of gender equality that had brought millions to Beijing in 1995 to demand action, Secretary‑General António Guterres told a High‑level General Assembly meet
While women have made significant inroads into politics in recent years, their involvement has spurred attacks, intimidation and harassment in many parts of the world, says Mona Lena Krook, a professor of political s