“Anti-feminism is the desire of the state to control the bodies of women and queer people” Says writer Nana Darkoa Sekyiamah in a conversation with Dr. Serawit Bekele Debele about African feminist movements and about how the concept of feminism gained traction on the continent. By Chilufya Nchito
Women, Chillies, and Earthquakes Read & download & print out "Women, Chillies, and Earthquakes", the comic by Parismita Singh. By Parismita Singh
How do you measure anti-feminism? The magnitude of this movement has been underestimated in Germany, making it all the more imperative to gather robust data. By Mara Simon
Feminism is a Western concept: myth or reality? Feminism is a global movement that embraces both difference and commonalities. Let’s stop the discussion about origins. By Urvashi Butalia
Feminism in Ukraine is always anti-colonial Russian Imperialism has created many myths about Ukrainians and cannot be understood without a gender lense. Ukrainians are today persistently striving to uphold their national identity and advance gender emancipation, drawing parallels with the women’s movement in Ukraine a century ago. By Galyna Kotliuk
The feminist protests in Afghanistan since the Taliban’s return A movement that got off to a bold start is now waning. Here’s a survey of the internal and external factors that brought this about. By Dr Batool Haidari
“Why didn’t he stop the abuse?” Interview German courts seem to be more concerned with how credible the complainant is than with why the perpetrator committed an act of violence, says criminal lawyer Christina Clemm. Here, she explains how persistent misogynistic assumptions have led to a culture of impunity in Germany. By Christina Clemm
Understanding Intersectionality through LGBTQIA+/Queer Narratives in Azerbaijan Ramil writes about the urgency of intersectionality by studying the narratives of Azerbaijani LGBTQI+/queer individuals who have been facing multi-layered discrimination in Azerbaijan. By Ramil Zamanov
Shadow Report Women and Czech Society – Beijing +25 The year 2020 marks 25 years since the 4th UN World Conference on Women in Beijing. This conference was a turning point: The Beijing Platform for Action, which defined twelve critical areas for the status of women and recommended steps to improve them.
