New 11/09/2019 – by Selekie M. Tulay Jr., Samwar S. Fallah “Inadequate information causes harm” Read full article
Middle East New 20/09/2019 – by Maysam Behravesh The sectarian dimension Both Iran and Saudi Arabia are instrumentalising religious doctrines for political purposes Read
Social media New 17/09/2019 – by Sheila Mysorekar Digital mobilisation, analogue protests Social-media use in eastern Africa is highly politicised and has changed the way politics is run Read
Natural resources New 16/09/2019 – by Roli Mahajan Protecting ancestral land Indigenous people of Ecuador fight to keep oil companies off their ancestral land Read
Gender-based violence New 12/09/2019 – by Lindsey Kukunda Women take on the patriarchy Women in Uganda protest against sexual harassment, using the #MeToo hashtag Read
Civil strife New 04/09/2019 – by Fabio Andrés Díaz Pabón Fragile peace Under President Duque, Colombia seems to seesaw between civil war and peace Read
Press freedom New 02/09/2019 – by Ika Ningtyas Pressure on journalists The defamation clause of Indonesia’s internet law is misused to criminalise journalists Read
Role models 23/08/2019 – by Mona Naggar Creative and committed Young women in the Arab world pick strong and creative women as role models Read
Summer Special 20/08/2019 – by Sabine Balk The power of superstition Nigerian novelist debuts with story of devastating family tragedy Read
Equal rights 19/08/2019 – by Roli Mahajan Marrying the person you love Ecuador has legalised same-sex marriage Read
Gender-based violence 15/08/2019 – by Virginia Mercado, Sheila Mysorekar Killed for being female Femicides are frequent in Mexico, but civil-society organisations fight against this Read
Gender relations 15/08/2019 – by Virginia Mercado Unequal opportunities Though the law forbids discrimination in Mexico, the road to gender equity remains long Read
