Black Feminist Fund co-founder Hakima Abass discusses how philanthropic groups can fight global attack on human rights
Indian authorities have been rounding up Muslim citizens and deporting them with horrific callousness, sometimes going as far as pushing them off of boats into the ocean.
A year into the Labour government's tenure how have they lived up to their pledges to tackle misogyny and improve the lives of women across the country?
Patriarchy stretches to every corner of the world. Rahila Gupta takes us from Riyadh and Russia to Rojava to spotlight the women who dare to resist.
A new photography exhibition explores migration, displacement and the search for belonging
The far right cynically uses child sexual exploitation to push an anti-migrant and islamophobia agenda
Tech start-up Enough hopes to be a revolutionary force in combatting rape, but students who have interacted with the company have serious concerns
Reform claims to represent the working man, so why are its coffers being filled by 'the elite' it rallies against?
Children across the UK are used to sell drugs, and the state appears more interested in arresting them than helping
Three anti-trafficking experts explore what funding cuts reveal about the politics of survival in the sector
MPs voted to decriminalise abortion in England and Wales, what does this mean and what's next?
Protestors now face lengthy prison sentences for 'conspiring to cause disruption', we asked a human rights lawyer what this means for us all.
