Tag: Women’s Rights

In the upcoming landscape of 2025, rankings reveal that Switzerland's appeal for working women is surprisingly dwindling. Factors such as ...

On Women’s Day, communities honored trailblazing women whose contributions have shaped history while spotlighting ongoing challenges such as gender inequality ...

Female students in Serbia marked International Women's Day by leading protests against corruption, calling for accountability and reform. Their demonstration ...

Brigitte Haas is poised to make history as Liechtenstein's first female prime minister. Her groundbreaking candidacy marks a significant milestone ...

GREVIO, the monitoring body for the Council of Europe’s Istanbul Convention, has conducted its inaugural thematic evaluation visit to San ...

On March 8, Estonia will host a public discussion focused on feminist challenges and opportunities, coinciding with International Women's Day. ...

The European Court of Human Rights ruled that Cyprus did not adequately protect a British woman who alleged she was ...

In Switzerland, recent studies reveal that women constitute the majority of domestic shooting victims. This alarming trend highlights the urgent ...

The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has ruled that Cyprus failed to conduct an adequate investigation into a British ...

The European Court of Human Rights has condemned Cyprus for its "failures" in handling the rape case of a UK ...

Ex-Spain soccer president Luis Rubiales has been found guilty of sexual assault related to the controversial kiss during the Women's ...

The U.S. and Kosovo have launched a collaborative Women, Peace, and Security Center aimed at enhancing gender inclusivity in conflict ...