Five years into their return to power, the Taliban continues to enforce strict social policies, creating a climate of limited agency and economic hardship for the Afghan people.
As more women delay starting families, a growing number of voices are questioning whether the cultural focus on postponing motherhood is truly empowering.
As India’s massive Ken-Betwa river-linking project progresses, hundreds of indigenous women face displacement without compensation due to systemic legal loopholes.
The United Nations warns that over half of the women’s organizations in Afghanistan could close within a year due to a severe humanitarian funding shortfall.
Seventy years after the historic anti-pass law march, South African women continue to grapple with economic inequality and a pervasive crisis of violence.