Nasrin Mohamed Ibrahim interviewing for Bilan. ‘Men think you should come in, read the news and go home,’ she says of attitudes from male colleagues in the media. Photograph: Bilan By Isabel Choat April 11, 2022 - The first all-women media house in Somalia has been launched, creating a rare opportunity for female journalists in the country to . Learn More
Tigray-Ethiopia – Crimes Against Humanity & VAW in Western Tigray Zone
(Nairobi) – Amhara regional security forces and civilian authorities in Ethiopia’s Western Tigray Zone have committed widespread abuses against Tigrayans since November 2020 that amount to war crimes and crimes against humanity, Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch said in a new report released today. Ethiopian authorities have severely . Learn More
USA – Ketanji Brown Jackson Is Confirmed as the First Black Female Supreme Court Justice
Jacquelyn Martin, Associated Press. Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson is sworn in for her confirmation hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee March 21 on Capitol Hill in Washington. April 7, 2022 - WASHINGTON — The Senate confirmed Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court on Thursday, shattering a historic barrier by . Learn More
Mayan Midwives in Central America Mix Heritage with Western Medicine
Midwife Epifania Elías Gonzales examines Delfina Vicente López inside Vicente’s home on a remote hilltop not far from San Carlos Sija, Guatemala. During her 30-year career, Elías has helped hundreds of women in her predominantly K’iche' speaking Indigenous dialogue. TEXT BY MEGAN JANETSKY - PHOTOGRAPH BY JANET JARMAN MARCH 29, 2022 - NUEVO SAN . Learn More
Ukraine – Rape as a Weapon of War
A Ukrainian woman walks pass destroyed Russian armour in the city of Bucha. Gang-rapes, assaults at gunpoint, and rapes in front of children are among the grim testimonies collected by investigators. Photograph: Atef Safadi/EPA Bethan McKernan in Lviv April 4, 2022 - Women across Ukraine are grappling with the threat of rape as a weapon of war as . Learn More
Towards an Early Warning System for Violence Against Women Journalists
10/18/21 - The International Center for Journalists’ (ICFJ) “trailblazing” research into online violence has led to a grant from the UK Government to work on an early warning system to help detect, predict, and ultimately prevent violence against women journalists. In partnership with computer scientists from the University of Sheffield and the . Learn More
El Salvador – The Fight Against Criminalisation of Abortion by Feminist Activism
Poster for ‘Cuerpos juzgados’ (‘Bodies on Trial’) | Courtesy of Mariana Carbajal By Mariana Carbajal 21 March 2022 - “I was unconscious. When I woke up and saw the police were there, they were handcuffing me […] I didn’t even understand […] I only know that they just beat me, treated me very badly and at the end, when I asked what was . Learn More
Turkey – DYING TO DIVORCE – Film on Violence Against Women & Femicide
Filmed over 5 years, DYING TO DIVORCE takes viewers into the heart of Turkey's gender-based violence crisis and the political events that have severely eroded democratic freedoms. Through intimately shot personal stories, the film gives a unique perspective on the struggle to be an independent woman in modern Turkey. More than one in three Turkish . Learn More
How Gender Inequality & Climate Change Are Interconnected
Nurun Nahar has two children and lives lives in a remote part of Islampur, Jamalpur. When floods destroyed her house in Bangladesh in 2019, she had to move to a shelter. Photo: UN Women/Mohammad Rakibul Hasan. 28 February 2022 - Gender inequality coupled with the climate crisis is one of the greatest challenges of our time. It poses threats to . Learn More
North Korea – Many Women Earn More Than Their Husbands, But Still Do the Home Chores
December 9, 2021 – Before she fled south six years ago, Kim Eun Kyoung spent her days in one of North Korea’s many informal markets. She sold household goods and illicit South Korean tv dramas. In the evening, she did the housework and looked after her daughter. She says her husband worked just a few hours a day at his state-mandated factory job . Learn More
Walk a Mile in Her Shoes – Men Ending Men’s Sexualized Violence
Put Yourself in Her Shoes™ Since 2001, men, women, and their families around the world have joined award-winning Walk a Mile in Her Shoes®: The International Men's March to Stop Rape, Sexual Assault & Gender Violence. It is a dramatic opportunity to raise awareness in your community about the serious causes, effects, and remediations to . Learn More
Why Is Peacemaking Left Almost Entirely to Men?
A Spartan woman says goodbye to her son as he goes to war in an 1881 drawing by Dionisio Baixeras. UNIVERSAL HISTORY ARCHIVE/UNIVERSAL IMAGES GROUP VIA GETTY IMAGES By Janine di Giovanni, a columnist at Foreign Policy and a senior fellow at Yale University’s Jackson Institute for Global Affairs. In Aristophanes’s fifth-century B.C. . Learn More
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Jordan – Mothers Married to Foreign Husbands Still Cannot Pass on Jordan Citizenship Rights to Their Children
Jordanian women and their children protest for the right of mothers passing on their nationality to their children to mark International Women's Day in 2014 in Amman, Jordan. [Getty] By Lyse Mauvais 16 March 2022 - When Zeinab Abu Tabikh got married, she did not realise that she was about to embark on a lifelong journey to secure basic . Learn More
Break the Bias Against Women at Work – Toolkit of 50 Ways to Fight Bias
50 Ways to Fight Bias is a free digital program to empower all employees to identify and challenge bias head-on. The program includes almost 100 instances of workplace bias, including the compounding biases women experience because of their race, sexual orientation, disability, or other aspects of their identity. 73% of women experience bias at . Learn More
Afghanistan – Taliban Have Detained 29 Women & Their Families in Kabul, Says Envoy
Taliban fighters walk at the frozen Qargha Lake, near Kabul, Afghanistan. Photograph: Hussein Malla/AP By Emma Graham-Harrison 12 February 2022 - The Taliban have detained 29 women and their families in Kabul, a senior US diplomat said on Saturday, adding to concerns about rising numbers of people seized and held indefinitely . Learn More
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