Hindu-supremacists are most awkward allies in the fight against authoritarianism internationally

Ever since Dina Boluarte took over from Pedro Castillo, the country’s divide has deepened. Political and corruption scandals abound

So far, reforms do not adequately protect women from violence

In spite of widespread machismo, there is some progress on women’s rights

Krupa Ge’s debut novel “What we know about her” explores women’s fates in Tamil Nadu from the 1940s to late 2019

Gender parity is now within reach in the prestigious Central Superior Services

In view of dangerous propaganda on social media, a human right to trustworthy information would make sense

Innovative European legislation regarding digital services may set global example

ECOWAS and western diplomats pay more attention to democratic appearances than substance in Benin

To the detriment of Senegal’s people, their government is supporting the migration policies of the EU