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Including Religious Women in the Mediation Process

Image courtesy of Vidar Nordli-Mathisen/Unsplash.   By Cora Alder – August 10, 2018   Religious women often face a double discrimination as regards inclusion into political mediation processes: They are not only discriminated against as women but also as religious actors. While there is an increasing consensus that... Learn More

Including Religious Women in the Mediation Process

Gaza-Palestine Women Fight for Fairer, Faster Divorces

Palestinian women take part in a rally ahead of the 28th anniversary of Hamas' founding, Khan Yunis, Gaza   READ IN:    العربية   REUTERS/Ibraheem Abu Mustafa June 14, 2018 – Ramallah, West Bank — Rima from Gaza City has been struggling for more than 18 months to obtain... Learn More

Gaza-Palestine Women Fight for Fairer, Faster Divorces

India - Widows of Vrindavan Need Jobs, Not Remarriage Law

Photo – Shoma Basu   India - Vrindavan Widows Need Jobs, Not Remarriage Law: Supreme Court Panel “Widow remarriage is a matter of personal choice. So there can be no law for this. If widow remarriage was considered socially or culturally unacceptable, then there can be a... Learn More

India - Widows of Vrindavan Need Jobs, Not Remarriage Law

Latvia - How Women in Latvia Have Broken Through the Glass Ceiling

By Frank Elbers – August 1, 2018- Women run Latvia. The Baltic country with 2 million inhabitants is the only EU member state where women occupy the majority of management posts in different enterprises, according to data from Eurostat. Of the 54,540 Latvians classified as managers,... Learn More

Latvia - How Women in Latvia Have Broken Through the Glass Ceiling