Women’s Rights

As the climate crisis intensifies on the African continent, we look at the rich history of intersectional environmentalism of the continent. 

Casting light on the long struggle female economic thinkers have faced to be heard.

The militant feminist theorised about the parallels between feminist and environmental struggles but didn’t win many over.

Gendered narratives overlook the vital role women are playing in the resistance to the war.

Karen Celis and Sarah Childs argue that if we are to make our democracies more equal and more representative, we need a multifaceted approach.

As conspiracy theories and misinformation gain legitimacy in public discourse and spread online, activists in Bulgaria come under fire.

The EU has made progress in promoting gender equality in its external action, but there is more to do to deliver structural change.

Torrential online abuse is reproducing structural inequalities and weakening democracy.

Breaking the silos of the mainstream and in gender equality policies requires a new approach centred around justice.

Ece Temelkuran warns of the signs of creeping authoritarianism.