By Liliya Khasanova The protests in Iran in the name of Mahsa Amini are one of many examples of how the advancement of technology...
By Tristen Thakar, University of Pittsburgh WIIS Chapter Since mid-June, high levels of rain have unleashed catastrophic flash floods along the Kabul and Indus...
By Claire Pamerleau, University of Pittsburgh WIIS Chapter Human agency is slipping out of Afghan women’s hands and into the Taliban’s as the group tightens...
By Claire Pamerleau, University of Pittsburgh WIIS Chapter The women of Afghanistan are living through oppression that most feared would only return in nightmares. Since...
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]By Susan McLoughlin Disclaimer: Although most of the research conducted around menstruation involves women and girls (which is why I often reference women and girls...
By Dr Vanessa F. Newby What is meaningful participation in the context of national militaries and peacekeeping? In a recent paper co-authored with my colleague,...
By: Sofia Sutera International Joint Ph.D Programme "Human Rights, Society, and Multi-level Governance"- University of Padova, Human Rights Centre "Antonio Papisca" In order to...
By Madison Beltz COVID-19 has had a considerable impact on every economy in the world, but for many women in Latin America, personal security has...
By Maeve Murphy In May 2020 I met with Dr. Yolande Bouka, an Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Studies at Queen’s University in...
By Susan McLoughlin and Rachel Sedehi Under the Trump administration, equal rights to health care are diminishing. Two recent Supreme Court decisions show why this is...