Women’s Rights

If energy communities are meant to reshape who holds power, the question of gender can no longer be treated as secondary.

Men often hide behind indifference to protect their mental health from the world’s many problems, but this helps no one.

How can we go about building peace without rewarding and reinforcing the same power structures that benefit from wars?

What does political gaslighting entail, and how can societies defend themselves from the truth-bending rhetoric of narcissistic leaders?

The #MeToo movement has seen progress and pushback. There may have been a turning point, but anti-feminism remains widespread.

Ireland will vote on two changes to its Constitution. But the nature of the proposed changes poses major challenges to constructive public debate.

The instrumentalisation of women’s rights in Poland is nothing new. Will the new prime minister Donald Tusk deliver the change he promised?

Women’s rights are under attack but there are grounds for hope, argues Ségolène Pruvot.

With countries pursuing their own policies, a EU-wide political compromise on sex work looks far off.

Emma Goldman’s story exemplifies how desire can build a more just society.