Napoleon Bonaparte: his impact on legal and societal development in Europe
After our recent dive into Ridley Scott’s film ‘Napoleon’, it’s time to explore the real man behind the myth. Today, we turn
The Handmaid’s Tale: a reflection of women’s rights
In Margaret Atwood’s dystopian world of “The Handmaid’s Tale,” we are transported to the Republic of Gilead, a totalitarian state born from
Women’s rights in 2023: analysis of global progress and setbacks
In a world where change is the only constant, the struggle for women’s rights remains a pertinent and evolving issue. The year
Orange the World: Campaign for a violence-free future for women
Image: Orange the World – United Nations Have you noticed the recent orange hue that bathed our world in its light? This
Afghanistan: The Harsh Reality of Women’s Rights Under the Taliban
In Afghanistan, where the mountains are high and freedoms are low, women fight every day for their rights. Since the Taliban’s return,
Norway: Leading in Women’s Rights
The Norwegian government proudly presented on October 30th our action plan for women’s rights and gender equality in foreign and development policy.
Women Under Hamas: The Untold Struggle for Rights in Gaza
Let’s delve into an important and sensitive topic: the situation of women’s rights under Islamist regimes, such as that of women under
The Struggle of Women in Iran: A Cry for Equality
In the bustling cities of Iran, beneath historical domes and minarets, lies a heartbreaking tale. A young girl, just sixteen years old,
Voices from the City: Women Transforming Brussels
In the bustling streets of Brussels, where echoes of history and culture resonate, a new voice emerges. A voice that proclaims: “My
Crackdown and Heartbreak: A Year Since Mahsa Amini’s Death
The Iranian bigwigs threw a spanner in the works last Saturday. They stopped Mahsa Amini’s family from hosting a memorial on the