While research indicates that girls and women are particularly affected by hunger, boys and men must not be forgotten too

Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala is the first woman and the first African to lead the World Trade Organization (WTO)

Due to religious belief and culture, many women in Malawi do not want to go to hospital and be screened for cervical cancer

How to use digital technology in ways that promote gender justice

At the midway point to achieving the SDGs, the number of starving and extremely poor people is rising once again, civil-society organisations lament

Feminist Development Policy in Germany offers the opportunity to look at rights, resources and representation from a social contract perspective

In this entertaining action drama, African women warriors fight for self-determination. The film is not necessarily historically accurate, but inspiring nonetheless

So far, reforms do not adequately protect women from violence

In spite of widespread machismo, there is some progress on women’s rights

Krupa Ge’s debut novel “What we know about her” explores women’s fates in Tamil Nadu from the 1940s to late 2019