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Last week, the federal Attorney-General announced the government’s plans to criminalise public displays of the Nazi swastika and the “SS” hate symbol. While these measures are welcome, there some notable shortcomings that should be addressed.

Although TT and Ukraine are undergoing vastly different realities, gender-based violence (GBV) and domestic violence (DV) remain grave problems in both countries, with governments making responses to the scourge a top priority. During a virtual workshop on Wednesday hosted by UN Women titled Shared Experiences and Best Practices in Preventing and Combating Gender-Based Violence, ministers

YESTERDAY, I attended the Global Summit on Gender Equality in Nationality Laws, held at the Ecumenical Centre in Geneva, Switzerland, and streamed for the hundreds of online registrants.

Due to its inhumane and aggressive policies, the Iranian regime finds itself grappling with a complex web of interconnected domestic and international

Activists have vowed to challenge the decision before the Supreme Court.

Leaders from governments, civil society and United Nations agencies convened in Geneva today at a Global Summit on Gender Equality in Nationality Laws, calling for expedited action to end gender-based discrimination in nationality laws that deny people the equal right to acquire and confer nationality on their children and spouses.

Pride Month 101: From US gay rights history to PH precolonial 'gender-crossing'

A report has found that there is a 'compelling' case for sex ed reform, as some Northern Ireland schools teach anti-LGBTQ+ curriculums.

The warring countries are in the middle of two weeks of hearings over terrorism financing and discrimination claims dating back to 2014, prior to the full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Russia makes debunked claims about MH17 before top UN court