Women

We debate Poland’s controversial abortion ruling and discuss environmental rights with activist Winona LaDuke.

There is alarming evidence that online attacks on women journalists can lead to ‘real world’ violence.

Bill passes unanimously, with First Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon calling policy ‘important...

Peter Sutcliffe evaded justice for more than a decade as the police force labelled his victims “good”...

From the shores of Dakar, Senegal, The Take dives into the story of the Black Girls Surf organisation.

AP investigation on treatment of women workers in palm oil plantations in Indonesia and Malaysia finds widespread abuse.

With Kenyan schools closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, the rate of adolescent pregnancies is on the rise.

Activists in Poland are declaring war after a court decided to restrict abortion in cases of fetal abnormalities.

The concept of ‘choice’ has been co-opted by liberals to mean acquiescence to harmful practices that benefit men.

Why do these killings happen and how can they be stopped?

In Poland and across Europe, US-based Christian-right groups are working to limit women’s access to abortion.

Threatened with rape and exploited for porn, women are increasingly subjected to online aggression and abuse.

Headlines often focus on the perceived faults of the women killed by men, and never on the real issue – male violence.

Results so far suggest injectable cabotegravir may be 89 percent more effective than pills at preventing HIV infection.