Women's Day in Tunisia
As the debate over Islam and democracy continues to dominate the political scene in Tunisia, many are worried that Islamist rhetoric will compromise the progress of women’s rights.
12 Sep 12
Women's rights
Georgians Shaken by Border Incursion
No one wants Islamic insurgency to spill over from Russia’s Dagestan region.
31 Aug 12
Rape Cases Hard to Bring in Georgia
Victims often don't even file cases, or drop them later because legal process is so traumatic.
20 Aug 12
Women Struggle to Enter Work in Armenian City
Low pay and male prejudice deter Gyumri's poorest women from earning much-needed incomes.
8 Aug 12
Kazakstan: Disability Still Seen as Bar to Motherhood
Enduring prejudices limit access to family planning and reproductive health services.
8 Aug 12
Kyrgyz Politician's War on Coerced Marriage
Parliamentarian faces resistance as she campaigns for end to “bride-stealing”.
7 Aug 12
Azeri Abortion Ban Proposal Meets Angry Reaction
If legal abortions ended, experts say a dangerous and corrupt industry would flourish underground.
6 Jul 12
Georgian Women Condemn "Sexist" Game Show
Portrayal of women in popular culture reinforces discriminatory attitudes.
12 Apr 12
Lack of Female Lawyers in Eastern Afghanistan
When women are prosecuted, they are unlikely to tell male lawyers key facts that could count as extenuating circumstances.
5 Apr 12
Kyrgyz Sportsmen for Hire
Poor funding for sports drives many to seek careers in security and sometimes in crime.
5 Apr 12
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