women

Though their role within ISIS may differ, women’s motives for joining the group are just as diverse as men’s.

An Interview with author and activist Shereen El-Feki on how sexual rights can foster democracy and vice versa.

A l’occasion de la Journée internationale de la femme, Marika Anderson et Brieuc Van Damme considèrent le rôle des hommes dans la promotion des droits des femmes.

Empowering girls and women through education and entrepreneurship can help grow the global economy, argues Farah Mohamed.

The discussion surrounding International Women’s Day often focuses on the “Global South,” but Canada is not immune from gender discrimination and violence, says Mina Mawani.

An interview with Sima Samar, the former Minister of Women’s Affairs in Afghanistan and currently the Chairperson of the Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission.

Gissou Nia on why denying women the right to run for President is only a small part of the regime’s apparatus of repression.

We asked the former Liberal MP about what kind of year it has been for women’s rights.

As Mark Carney prepares to move to the Old Lady of Threadneedle Street, we think about the absence of women in central banking circles.

OpenCanada’s interview with Ketty Anyeko, former team leader of the Gender Justice division of the JRP.

Evelyn Amony was held by the LRA for 11 and a half years. Here she tells the story of her captivity and her life afterward.

For the first time, Saudi women will compete at the Olympics. It’s a triumph for Saudis and non-Saudis.

Canada talks a lot about protecting women’s rights abroad. Why not do the same at home asks Anouk Dey.

Putting the X in External Affairs. A revised list of top Canadian women in honour of International Women’s Day.