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Ife Smith asks why the judicial system in Trinidad &; Tobago unfairly treats women who suffer from domestic violence. In collaboration with WOMEN DELIVER: 100 YOUNG LEADERS. ...

India's rape capital claims another innocent life. This time the nation reacted asking for change. Carrie Stanziola comments on the recent protests in India. ...

Domestic violence is yet another cause for international migration. Carrie Stanziola tells some of their stories. ...

A day in the life of a single teenage mother in Kenya. She is also a university student. Ephraim Kenyanito reports. ...

Diaspora women disagree on the practice of FGM: Delphine Ngehndab follows their conversations. ...

Female genital mutilation is a horrific practice still prevalent in Ghana. However, signs of change are starting to show, as Npong Francis reports from Ghana's Upper East region. ...

Amid speculations about Gandhi's relationship with his architect friend Hermann Kallenbach fueled by the book "Great Soul", what's really important is Gandhi as a human being, writes Pabitra Mukhopadhyay. ...

When the Black Sea resort of Sochi (Russia) won the bid to host the 2014 Winter Olympics, Circassians were not celebrating. How could they? The 22nd Winter Olympiad will take place on the 150th anniversary of the events Circassians describe as genocide. This was committed by imperial Russia against the indigenous people of Caucasus, to whom the land belonged. To rub salt in the wounds, Olympic athletes are ...

Sometimes gay couples in Europe are trapped in a sort of Kafkian scenario when they try to register their relationship status. It can be a harrowing experience, which leads to discrimination against gay couples within EU member states. The portraits of three affected individuals illustrate just how frustrating this can be. ...

The great Irish philosopher Edmund Burke said that for evil to triumph, all that is necessary is that good men do nothing. I am reminded of Burke’s words as I look into the culture of impunity here in the Philippines. Impunity is a big word and so are the men behind it. And on the other side is a government that allows it to happen. In December last year, a local court has issued a warrant of arrest against ...

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