A water diplomacy expert discusses the prospects of water conflict and cooperation in Central AsiaAn interview with Jahan TaganovaWritten by Zhar Zardykhan31 August 2022
Rising violence against women and girls sparks outrage in Kyrgyz societyViolence against children, including girls, increased twofold this yearWritten by Asylai Akisheva30 August 2022
In Turkey, the arrest of a popular singer prompts debate on the justice system and moreThe singer apologized to those who found the comment offensiveWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva28 August 2022
Peruvian trans activist and Harvard student dies in police custody in IndonesiaFamily alleged that the activist was torturedWritten by Juke Carolina26 August 2022
Iranian women’s rights activists face new online threatsBig tech needs to do more for Iranian social media usersWritten by Azin Mohajerin, Sussan Tahmasebi25 August 2022
A mother confesses to killing her child in Trinidad & Tobago, prompting discussion on violence, depression, poverty and mental health'Pity a child's life was lost this way'Written by Flora Thomas24 August 2022
Rising sea levels in Bangladesh are driving women to take the pill to stop menstruatingThe problem is exacerbated by limited access to fresh waterWritten by Rezwan17 August 2022
Prague Pride parade is back after a two-year pandemic hiatus: A photo essayUkraine is also part of the Prague Pride narrativeWritten by Filip Noubel15 August 2022
Missing, presumed dead: A sensational murder case in Jamaica highlights the plight of many vulnerable Caribbean women'Femicide in the Caribbean is very real'Written by Emma Lewis12 August 2022
As peace and prosperity unravel, Central Asia braces for a surge of forced labor and sexual slaveryHuman trafficking in the post-pandemic Central Asian regionWritten by Zhar Zardykhan9 August 2022
Why the conviction of rapists in Nigeria has remained atrociously lowThe abusers are either unpunished or given light sentencesWritten by Koseku Agweh5 August 2022