Women's rights

While some forms of discrimination have reduced in Estonian society, women continue to be paid less than men for the same work.

A new regulation in Sierra Leone seeks to empower women and protect them from gender discrimination.

Western countries deprive Afghan people of joy and aid instead of targeting Taliban authorities.

Despite the abuses of liberties in the region, Latin America has also recorded recent progress in securing human rights.

Despite the harrowing news, there have been many positive advancements in human rights worth celebrating.

The newly inaugurated President da Silva's administration includes three women who will work to repair the harm on the environment and indigenous peoples.

The Taliban's ban on women from working in humanitarian sectors is another affront to their liberties.

Indonesia's proposed legal code leaves many loopholes for malevolent exploitation of human rights.

The Taliban's recent ban on women's education in universities is the latest advance in stripping women of their livelihoods.

Taliban authorities have recommenced public executions to maintain social control.