Obstetric Violence Deadly for Sierra Leone Women, Newborns

Reform Systems that Undermine Women’s Rights

Afghan Women’s Return to Football a Human Rights Victory

First Competition Since Taliban’s Ban on Women and Girls in Sports

France Redefines Rape in Landmark Law

A Critical Step Toward Ending Sexual Violence

Alleged Sexual Harassment by Vietnamese Officials Ignored—Again

Governments Engaging with Vietnam Press for Accountability

Feminist Foreign Policy During a Global Backlash

It’s Time for Courage, Not Compromise

Conscientious Objection

International Human Rights Standards in Reproductive Health Care

Iraq: New Personal Status Code Makes Women Second Class

Immediately Repeal Unlawful and Unconstitutional Personal Status Law Amendment

Taliban’s Internet Ban Further Silences Afghan Women, Girls

Claims of ‘Morality’ Used to Bolster Repression

Olympics: Secret Process Threatens Fairness and Inclusion

Working Group on Women's Category Lacks Transparency, Legitimacy

2025 Open Letter to Permanent Representatives to the United Nations in advance of the annual Open Debate on Women, Peace and Security

Reproductive Rights, Abortion Access Under Threat in Argentina

Rollback of Abortion and Reproductive Health Programs Undermines Women’s and Girls’ Rights

Joint Civil Society Statement Marking the One Year Anniversary of the Announcement of a Legal Initiative to Hold Afghanistan Accountable Under the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW)

Taliban Deny Afghan Girls’ Their Education and Future

After Four Devastating Years, Where is the Global Outrage?

Iran: Impunity Reigns 3 Years After Crackdown on Protests

Foreign Governments Should Seek Ways to Bring Those Responsible to Account