Rethink women’s safety in Indian politic
Indian politics often behaves less like a modern constitutional system and more like a network of fiercely loyal clans.
Editorial / Opinion Piece / Blog Post
Women in politics and youth: For comprehensive representation
Marigona Shabiu, executive director at YIHR
How to Save the Fight for Women’s Rights
Three decades after the Beijing Platform for Action, the groundbreaking UN declaration that affirmed that women’s rights are human rights, the global movement for gender equality and women’s empowerment is under strain.
Disabled by social norms not impairments: The frontiers and barriers for women with disabilities in politics
Globally, an estimated one in five women have a disability.
Building Bridges: Women And Youth at the 151st IPU Assembly
“Let us turn these experiences into guidance, transforming barriers into bridges,” urged Ms.
Why do so many gen Z women across the US identify as ‘leftist’?
When Emily Gardiner first started paying attention to politics, she was 15, just beginning high school in 2016.
Are Iranian women defining the point of no return?
Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old Kurdish girl, traveled to Tehran on a family holiday. She never returned.
Advancement of Women's Empowerment in India
In recent years, India has witnessed a significant rise in women’s empowerment, reflected in greater participation in education, politics, entrepreneurship, and social activism.