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Women's Rights - Page 2

May 24, 2026
Diplomacy/Human Rights/Judiciary

Woman’s 1985 Testimony Secures Rapist’s Conviction 30 Years After Her Death

Sue Firth died in 1997, believing her case would never be solved. Nearly three decades later, her own words helped convict the man who raped her in a Sheffield car park in

Columns/Human Rights

Radical Islamist Rape Gangs Exposed!

Radical Islamist Pakistani origin mafia, the ill-famed ‘grooming gangs’ have got thoroughly exposed for their nefarious, rapacious, pervert and abusive sexual acts against vulnerable girls and women of non-muslim origin in United Kingdom, Germany, Sweden, France and other parts of

June 27, 2026

Child Marriages Surge in Iraq Following Legal Changes, Activists Warn

Diplomacy/Human Rights

Dozens of underage girls in Iraq are reportedly being married under newly amended personal status laws, raising alarms among human rights groups and women’s

A Global Reckoning Over Abuse Is Reshaping Gender Politics

Diplomacy/Education/Human Rights

The global conversation around sexual violence is entering what many observers believe could become a defining cultural turning point. Triggered by renewed scrutiny surrounding

The IVF Revolution: From Test Tube Babies to AI-Designed Births

May 8, 2026
Health

Nearly five decades after the birth of Louise Joy Brown, the first person conceived through in vitro fertilization, IVF has become one of medicine’s most transformative technologies. Millions of children have since

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“Give to Gain”: Sri Lanka’s Lessons on Women’s Leadership

March 12, 2026
Human Rights/Sri Lanka

As Sri Lanka’s High Commissioner to India, Mahishini Colonne addressed the National Convention on Women in India at O.P. Jindal Global University on International Women’s Day with a theme that resonated far

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Young Girls Are Disguised as Boys in Afghanistan

March 11, 2026
Diplomacy/Human Rights

I am a Pashtun girl, born and raised in Peshawar, where the echoes of Pashtunwali, our ancient code of honor, family loyalty, and resilience, still shape the rhythm of daily life. My

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When Women Rise, Civilization Advances

March 8, 2026
Editor's Choice/Human Rights

“There is no limit to what we, as women, can accomplish.” – Michelle Obama. Background The eighth day of March has, in contemporary global consciousness, come to represent far more than a

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71% of Sri Lankan Women Feel Unsafe in Public Due to Alcohol Users

March 5, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

A recent survey conducted by the Alcohol and Drug Information Center (ADIC) has revealed that 71 percent of women in Sri Lanka feel unsafe in public spaces due to the presence of

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Mawsirigama: Sri Lanka’s Village Left Thirsty Next to a Water Pipeline

February 17, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

The village of Mawsirigama, located in the Elalla Grama Niladhari Division between the Andarawewa Reservoir to the west and Mattala Airport to the east, has been home to nearly thirty farming families

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The Long Way Home: Gaza Returnees Face Gauntlet of Checks, Militias and Fear

February 11, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics/Human Rights

When the Rafah Crossing between Egypt and Gaza reopened last week after months of closure, it was presented as a cautious humanitarian step under the second phase of a cease-fire framework. But

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Monica Lewinsky Reclaims Her Narrative After Decades in the Spotlight

January 10, 2026
Human Rights/Interviews

Monica Lewinsky, now 52, has spent nearly three decades redefining a life that was thrust into public scrutiny without her consent. As a 24-year-old White House intern in 1998, Lewinsky became a

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Pakistan’s War on Its Minorities

January 6, 2026
Columns/Human Rights

On December 26, 2025, a 15-year-old Hindu girl, Premi Bhil was abducted from Tando Jan Muhammad town in the Mirpur Khas District of Sindh Province. She was forcibly converted to Islam, renamed

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Leslie Wexner: Empire Builder Entangled with Epstein

December 30, 2025
Diplomacy/Human Rights

Leslie Wexner, the founder of a multibillion-dollar apparel empire and once-celebrated businessman, now faces scrutiny for his long-standing relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. Despite his public image as a devoted family man, questions

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