Neha Wadekar

The Long Road to Justice for Sexual War Crimes

Sexual violence in Sudan is common. Accountability isn’t

Louise Donovan

'It’s heartbreaking' – Sudan’s worsening maternal health crisis

Dr Safa Ali helps dozens of patients a day. But there’s one she won’t easily forget

Allan Olingo

‘Nowhere Is Safe’ – The Migrant Domestic Workers Abandoned In Lebanon

As explosions flashed across Beirut’s dark sky, Lina sat in an apartment block tucked

Abbie Cheeseman

The Increasingly Front-Line Role of Ukrainian Women

How war has—and hasn’t—transformed the country’s gender dynamics

Neha Wadekar

Gaza’s Widows Are Fighting for Their Families’ Lives

Women in Gaza ‘have to find ways to survive’ as the humanitarian crisis grows

Neha Wadekar

The women who helped bring down Sudan’s dictator hoped it would end discrimination against them. Instead, they’re fighting for their lives.

The Sudanese women who toppled al-Bashir wanted an equal seat at the negotiating table. Instead, they were sidelined by fundamentalist military commanders who served under al-Bashir

Nafiza

‘I Want to Continue My Education’

A 19-year-old dressmaker in Kabul fears her dreams of continuing her education will make her a target for the Taliban