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Brazil trails many of its neighbors in trying to tackle gender parity. Advocates are pushing Lula to change that.
The deteriorating status of women under Taliban rule is a strategic disaster for Washington.
The Taliban are marking International Women’s Day with an ever-worsening cascade of abuses against women.
The country is struggling to legalize an industry at the center of its economy but the margins of its society.
Fetishizing femininity has complicated and painful post-Soviet roots.
Mahbouba Seraj, a rights activist and nominee for the Nobel Peace Prize, says there’s no choice now but to talk to Afghanistan’s new rulers.
It’s technically legal for Congolese couples to co-own land. But in practice, that’s not often the case.
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From Colombia to Iran, feminism is an increasingly unstoppable force.
Skills training programs must target those under age 18 to reduce adolescent birth rates and unemployment.
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Britain and the United States overthrew the country’s last democratic government. Supporting pro-democracy protesters is an opportunity for redemption.