The political structure and processes in Bangladesh remain predominantly patriarchal and under male control.
On Saturday, January 17, the Ministry for the Status of Women and Women's Rights (MCFDF) took a decisive step for 2026. The Ministry launched a three-day strategic and professional retreat at the Montana Hotel in Pétion-ville.
Empowered Women Lead Economic Growth, Innovation, And Social Change
Empowered Women Lead Economic Growth, Innovation, And Social Change
It has been more than 40 years since I was imprisoned in Iran for speaking out against human rights abuses and state executions, and for defending women’s rights. I spent eight years behind bars in Iran’s notorious Evin prison. I was tortured. I remember it as if it happened yesterday.
UN rights chief bears witness to trauma and resilience in Sudan
India has established a comprehensive legal framework to protect women’s rights and ensure their safety, dignity, and equality. These laws address various forms of discrimination, violence, and exploitation that women face in society.
Advancing Women’s Rights: Celebrating Feminist Initiatives – Armenia
Advancing Women’s Rights: Celebrating Feminist Initiatives – Armenia
Deadline: 05-Feb-2026
Deadline: 05-Feb-2026
The Deputy Chairman of the Rajya Sabha, Harivansh, today highlighted India’s experience of women’s participation in governance across the three-tier democratic framework, comprising Parliament at the Union level, State Legislatures, and Local Self-Government institutions.
Making politics safer
Making politics safer
Mitigating violence against women in politics in Africa – insights from Ghana, Kenya and Zimbabwe
Mitigating violence against women in politics in Africa – insights from Ghana, Kenya and Zimbabwe
Women in local politics: From formal presence to real influence
Women in local politics: From formal presence to real influence
It is worth repeating that women constitute half of society. Any decision-making without the equal participation of women is truncated and illegitimate from a democratic point of view.
It is worth repeating that women constitute half of society. Any decision-making without the equal participation of women is truncated and illegitimate from a democratic point of view.