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Lessons from Morocco’s Women’s Rights Movement
Hamza Bensouda draws lessons from coalition-building in Morocco. The amendment to penal code article 475 and a Maghreb group’s guide show what movements can gain from a precise demand and from sharing evidence.
- Arab Feminism
- Social Movements
- Coalition Politics
Women’s Digital Inclusion in Latin America and the Caribbean
CEPAL connects digital participation to income, care and control over devices, asking why internet access alone cannot secure women’s autonomy.
- Digital Feminism
- Care Economy
- Technology Critique
China’s Fourth Women’s Status Survey: Main Findings
This survey summary connects employment, unpaid work, property and equality attitudes, asking why support for equality can coexist with unequal daily responsibilities.
- Asian Feminism
- Gender Equality
- Domestic Labor
How to Save the World from Aliens, Yet Keep Their Infrastructure
Through Tade Thompson’s Wormwood Trilogy, Jenna N. Hanchey and Godfried Asante explore how Africanfuturism repurposes colonial infrastructure to imagine queer and feminist life.
- African Feminism
- Decolonial Feminism
- Queer Theory
UNESCO Recommendation on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence
UNESCO’s 2021 recommendation treats gender as a concern across impact assessment, research funding, design and deployment.
- AI Ethics
- Digital Feminism
- Algorithmic Bias
China’s Women’s Development Programme 2021 - 2030
China’s national programme sets goals across health, employment, decisions and family life; policy commitments must remain distinct from measured outcomes.
- Women's Rights
- Policy Research
- East Asian Feminism
Argentina’s Travesti and Trans Employment Law, No. 27.636
Argentina’s 2021 law links access to formal employment to reserved jobs, a public-sector quota and support for completing education.
- Trans Feminism
- Labor Rights
- Legal Equality
The Chilling: Online Violence Against Women Journalists and Press Freedom
UNESCO and ICFJ combine survey, interview and social-media evidence to show how online violence silences women journalists and threatens the public’s right to know.
- Digital Feminism
- Intersectional Feminism
- Media Representation Critique
Rights at Risk: Time for Action
The 2021 OURs report examines anti-rights narratives, institutional strategies and the co-optation of rights language, alongside feminist resistance.
- Social Movements
- Religious Patriarchy Critique
- Reproductive Rights
The Long Road to Equality
Two charts in the Asia-Pacific Beijing+25 review show how informal employment and unpaid care shape the income, time and security a job can provide.
- South Asian Feminism
- Gender Politics
- Economic Empowerment
Trafficking and Migration: CEDAW No. 38
CEDAW No. 38 connects trafficking to migration and labor, insisting that assistance must preserve autonomy.
- Migration
- Labor Rights
- Bodily Autonomy
Queer Indigenous Feminism
The Red Nation's resource page frames queer Indigenous feminism through kinship, reciprocity, anti-colonial politics, and gender and sexual diversity, making it a practical entry point into key texts and movement materials.
- Indigenous Feminism
- Decolonial Feminism
- Queer Theory
Free to Be Online?
Plan International’s State of the World’s Girls 2020 report documents online harassment among girls and young women aged 15 - 25 and asks platforms, governments and communities to share responsibility.
- Digital Feminism
- Intersectional Feminism
- Anti-Sexual Violence
City of Ladies: Modern Artists Are Redefining a 15th-Century Call to Arms by an Early French Feminist
Oxford scholar Charlotte Cooper-Davis follows The City of Ladies into contemporary installation and performance, raising a further question: whose bodies and memories can shape an imagined city?
- Women's History
- Feminist Art
- Cultural Critique
The First Slave Narrative by a Woman: The History of Mary Prince
Sara Penn uses Mary Prince’s 1831 testimony to examine feminist bibliography: how genre labels, collaborative authorship, and archival gaps shape who can be read.
- Women's History
- Women's Literature
- Life Writing
Lebanese Women and the Politics of Representation
Writing after Lebanon’s October 2019 uprising, Carmen Geha asks what it would take to bring women’s organizing, priorities, and decision-making power into parties, unions, and elections.
- Arab Feminism
- Political Participation
- Social Movements
Fighting the Tyranny of 'Niceness': Why We Need Difficult Women
This article critiques the expectations of ‘perfection’ and ‘likability’ in contemporary feminism, calling for recognition of the complexity and contradictions within feminism, and embracing those ‘difficult women’ who are nonconformist, hard to categorize, but drive change.
- Fourth Wave Feminism
- Patriarchy Critique
- Anti-Feminism Studies
Santiago Commitment
The 2020 Santiago Commitment connects care, countercyclical policy, public services and gender statistics, making autonomy a question of resources and accountability.
- Care Economy
- Latin American Feminism
- Political Participation
Violence and Discrimination against Women and Girls in Latin America and the Caribbean
An Inter-American human-rights report follows girls’ access to justice and a Colombian collective reparations case to ask who gets heard after violence.
- Latin American Feminism
- Human Rights
- Anti-Sexual Violence
Women’s Rights to Land and Productive Resources
A UN guide maps the legal standards and practical barriers shaping women’s rights to own, use, control and inherit land and other productive resources.
- Women's Rights
- Gender Equality
- Indigenous Feminism
Gender Justice and Equality before the Law in the Arab States Region
This United Nations review compares nationality transmission and protection orders. Its examples show how equality in one legal provision can depend on household status, documentation, and procedure elsewhere.
- Arab Feminism
- Social Justice
- Violence Against Women
CARE Principles for Indigenous Data Governance
CARE places Indigenous authority, collective benefit and continuing obligations at the center of data governance, challenging the idea that access alone produces justice.
- Data Justice
- Indigenous Sovereignty
- Decolonial Feminism
Territory: Our Body, Our Spirit
The 2019 Brazilian Indigenous women’s declaration connects land, health, language and decision-making, demanding recognition of narrators as well as narratives.
- Indigenous Feminism
- Indigenous Sovereignty
- Environmental Justice
The Green Wave: Marching towards Legal Abortion in Argentina
Seven participants recall Argentina’s Green Wave after the Senate rejected an abortion bill. Their accounts of conversations, marches and green scarves open a path to comparing movement demands with the law passed later.
- Latin American Feminism
- Reproductive Justice
- Social Movements