Gender

The Taliban have made it much harder for Afghan women to operate in the workforce –but not impossible, yet.

Weapons' use and impact on civilians and combatants varies across genders - meaning States must undertake gender-sensitive reviews of new weapons.

After the reversal of Roe, activists offer lessons from Latin America on building a grassroots reproductive rights movement.

At one end of Afghanistan lies an unending reality of instability and terror and death. At its other is the potential of a dream now denied.

Tactical, short-sighted measures are not sufficient to prevent further worsening of conditions. A new approach is needed to meet the moment.

Now in translation: یک موضع‌گیری جهانی موثر و اصولی در قبال رفتار طالبان با زنان، نیازمند توجه و شناخت ماهیت…

An effective and principled global response to the Taliban's treatment of women requires recognizing it for what it is: gender apartheid.

The international community must coordinate a human rights-centered approach and use all available leverage against the Taliban's human rights violations.

Four keys to meaningfully invest in women's political leadership: support existing reforms, transform hostile political institutions, nurture feminist reform coalitions, and tackle…

Addressing reprisals against women means addressing the role of counterterrorism law.

The US government must meaningfully consult with and listen to women inside and outside the country to support those left behind.

"When the votes are cast in the General Assembly this week, women’s rights advocates around the world will be watching States closely."