A Young American Woman Loses Faith After Dobbs Ruling
After a full day at school, I pull out my phone and open Instagram as I would on any other...
Women’s rights news
Shining the Light on the Great Indian Honey Trap
The term “honey trap” was popularized by John le Carré in his 1974 novel, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy. During the...
Crisis Looms as Islamists Make Gains in Kuwait
Voters in Kuwait went off to the polls once again on September 29 in what was the sixth parliamentary election...
Narratives About Female Terrorists are Sexist and Misguided
While Denmark and other countries in Europe are focused on defense policy, there is scant attention being paid to the...
The US Can Play a Critical Role for Women’s Rights in Afghanistan
After the US withdrawal from Afghanistan, women’s rights in Afghanistan came under consistent attack by the Taliban, with many women activists...
Violence Against Women Is a Bargaining Chip for the Taliban
After the collapse of the Afghan government last August, the only significant challenge to the Taliban’s primitive totalitarianism was mounted...
Amid a Financial Crisis, Afghans Turn to Crypto
Images from Afghanistan have flooded the news media this year as the US completed its chaotic withdrawal. Crowds of Afghans...
The Wave of Femicides in Kuwait
As demonstrations against sexual harassment and gender-based violence take center stage worldwide, Kuwait is witnessing a moment of its own....
Why Some Afghan Women Support the Taliban
With the Taliban’s recent takeover of Afghanistan, the fate of around 14 million women remains uncertain. From when they ruled...
A Look Back at the History of Illegal Abortion
Before the landmark 1973 US Supreme Court decision in Roe v Wade that protected a woman’s right to choose to...
