The UN Special Rapporteur on Violence Against Women and Girls holds a powerful mandate to shape global norms and influence

Disability justice is not peripheral to feminism; it is central. Yet movements led by women and gender-diverse people with disabilities

For years in Karimo, the abuse of girls with albinism was an open secret, kept alive by poverty, silence, and

In 2023, Uganda passed one of the most punitive anti-LGBTQ+ laws in the world: the Anti-Homosexuality Act (AHA). Building on

For over four decades, the Takalar Sugar Factory has controlled land in South Sulawesi, displacing families and eroding their livelihoods.

In December 2024, more than 4,100 feminists from 160 countries converged in Bangkok and online for the 15th AWID International

The Rural Women’s Assembly (RWA) is a self-organised network of rural women movements, assemblies, and organisations in different countries in the

In South Asia, laws frame young people as incapable of making decisions about their bodies and rights. They are often

In the coastal Indonesian city of Makassar, the government has embarked on a harmful project to create five artificial islands

Intersex individuals around the world face immense discrimination and stigma. As targets of misunderstanding and mistrust, many are forced into

Sex workers worldwide face pervasive stigma, discrimination, criminalisation, economic vulnerability, and constant threats to their safety. Despite being a crucial

In 2023, Cyclone Freddy inflicted great devastation in Malawi, displacing over 500,000 people and destroying shelters and livelihoods. It was

When crises strike, they often expose and deepen the vulnerabilities of structurally excluded communities. The Zayzafoun Network in Lebanon understood

What better way to engage in shared learning and inspiration on how to achieve gender equality than by bringing together

In a region where free feminist expression is often tightly controlled, NO2TA The Feminist Lab has launched a virtual space

The systematic targeting of women in West Asia and North Africa was made brutally clear last year by the broad

Red Umbrella Fund (RUF) provides funding to sex worker-led organisations and networks around the world. Since its launch in 2012,

Indonesia’s plan to move its political capital from Jakarta to the sweeping green expanses of Borneo is expected to cost

A courageous project to document the harassment of female sex workers in Nigeria’s Oyo State has given voice to the

Feminists and social movements from around the world have mobilised together in a stunning show of collective action to challenge

When thinking about sex workers, disability rarely comes to mind, when in fact many sex workers live with disabilities. Too

In Malawi, where an estimated 1 million people are living with HIV/AIDS, women living with HIV launched a campaign to

As a result of persistent and skilled advocacy by self-led sex worker networks supported by CMI!, an Anti-Trafficking Bill in

Women, trans people, and sex workers are often unjustly criminalised for who they are and their work. And even after

In India, trans and gender diverse persons face prejudice, violence, and social exclusion. As a result, some turn to begging

When Penelope and 34 fellow sex workers came together in a process facilitated by JASS as part of the Count

Starting early 2020, before the COVID-19 pandemic let out its full fury, Zimbabwe was reeling under poverty, unemployment, discrimination and