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On July 16 and 17, 2024, Côte d’Ivoire was scrutinized by the United Nations Committee Against Torture (CAT) for the first time in nearly thirty years since ratifying the convention. …
The Fight for Women’s Rights and Human Dignity in Côte d’Ivoire Read More
In a landmark moment, Côte d’Ivoire faced scrutiny from the United Nations Committee Against Torture (CAT) on July 16 and 17, 2024, nearly thirty years after ratifying the convention. Representing …
Defending Human Rights and Women’s Rights in Côte d’Ivoire: A Call to Action Read More
At Pace University, female students are flourishing in the Economics program, led by Anna Shostya, PhD. While national statistics show only about a third of economics majors are women, Pace …
Pace University: Empowering Women in Economics Read More
The National Children’s Commissioner, Anne Hollonds, has expressed strong support for the Federal Health Minister’s recent announcement about a national review of healthcare for trans and gender diverse children. According …
National Review of Healthcare for Trans and Gender Diverse Children Announced Read More
Thailand Steps Up for Transgender RightsIn a landmark move towards enhancing transgender rights, the Thai government has announced an investment of 145 million baht (US$4.3 million) for hormone therapy services …
Thailand Invests 145 Million Baht in Transgender Health Initiatives Read More
The Olympic Games have emerged as the globe’s leading event promoting gender equality in sports. With women comprising nearly equal numbers to men at Tokyo 2020, the push for gender …
The Journey Towards Gender Equality at the Olympic Games Read More
Rina Amiri’s Departure: An Advocate’s Reflections on Afghan Women’s Struggles Rina Amiri, the U.S. Special Envoy for Afghan Women, Girls, and Human Rights, announced her resignation effective January 20, marking …
Rina Amiri Resigns as U.S. Envoy: Reflections on Afghan Women’s Rights Advocacy Read More
The perception of virginity testing for women is gradually fading, though it remains entangled with societal constructs that label women as either virgins or not. This binary view, rooted in …
Challenging the Stigma: Indonesian Women and the Fight Against Virginity Testing Read More
In the modern world, the outdated practice of virginity testing for women continues to garner attention, especially in Indonesia, where societal views on virginity remain polarized. Seen as a mere …
Challenging Virginity Testing in Indonesia: A Battle for Women’s Rights and Dignity Read More
The Florida State University College of Law is thrilled to announce that Mary Robinson, the first female president of Ireland and prominent human rights champion, will deliver the 2025 D’Alemberte …
FSU Law to Host Former Irish President Mary Robinson on Human Rights Read More