Why do we still rarely see mothers, especially those with young children, represented in parliament?
The coronavirus pandemic deepens existing inequalities in our societies. It exposes an increasing number of women to gender-based violence.
Recent gains by women in the Ethiopian political landscape offer a chance to improve gender equality around the country and put an end to long-standing societal iniquities.
New Zealand’s coronavirus lockdown has led to only one death in the country so far, data from Johns Hopkins University shows as of Tuesday morning.
Coronavirus is scary for everyone, including kids.
Sawako Naito, a 36-year-old independent rookie, was elected head of the city of Tokushima on Sunday, becoming the youngest female mayor in Japan.
Last week, the Women, Peace and Security program hosted a webinar with its Peace and Social Change Fellowship pa
“An equal world is an enabled world.” This bold statement forms part of 2020’s International Women’s Day theme. Now more than ever, with COVID-19 running rampant, nations across the globe require an enabled world.
At first, there were no women. When President Donald Trump announced the coronavirus task force, it was made up entirely of men.