International Booker Prize winner Geetanjali Shree: “Women come into their own when they are older”
The author of Tomb of Sand on writing in Hindi, the politics of daily life, and why “people think English…
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Is there a woman out there who likes her body?
1 May 2000: The complex politics of cosmetic surgery begs the question - when will society judge us at more…
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Can you joke about rape?
We must not deny a voice to victims who deal with their issues by belittling them.
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Why can’t Labour get behind a woman leader?
Women deserve better than deputy.
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Taliban condemn girls to a “lifetime of lockdown” by shutting schools
Shukria Barakzai saw the damage first-hand under the last regime when she ran secret lessons from her flat in Kabul.
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How to get an abortion in post-Roe America
If the right to abortion is overturned, women will be forced to seek ingenious means to terminate an unwanted pregnancy.
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The dual atrocity of rape in the war on Ukraine
Sexual violence as a weapon of war is not only a crime against humanity, it’s often treated as a side…
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The Mail’s Angela Rayner story exposes a sexism women know all too well
No matter how far we rise, we’re seen as women foremost; as hysterical and sexual objects of ridicule.
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Women’s sport is growing fast – but so is the dominance of a few elite teams
The breakaway brilliance of Australia’s cricketer and FC Barcelona Femení highlights the celebratory mood of top-flight female competition.
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Truth’s out: our “natural” birth obsession kills
The Shrewsbury report proves C-sections save lives.
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Doesn’t Liz Truss know climate change isn’t gender neutral?
Women are more affected by climate change than men. The UK government must acknowledge this in its upcoming development strategy.
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Reports of the death of the girlboss have been greatly exaggerated
The girlboss walks among us. She lives in Molly-Mae Hague's hustle tips and Jane Campion's misguided comment to the Williams…
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Stop fetishising men being vulnerable
Men think they’re being honest – they’re just being cruel.
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As a victim of abuse, I once agreed with JK Rowling
My experience now helps me empathise with trans people who feel trapped in their body.
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The “new normal” has turned the office into a men’s club
Women are more likely to apply for remote working roles, and the gender pay gap is getting worse.
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Our fears are about male abusers, not transgender women
It’s about male abusers – who, as a former specialist sex crimes prosecutor, I know can trick and cajole women.
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Why we should still celebrate International Women’s Day, despite what’s happening in Ukraine
This year, of all years, we need to rally, rejoice, replenish, rabble-rouse and resist.
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One year on from the murder of Sarah Everard, it’s time for men to stand up
When will society view violence against women the way it does paedophilia?
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We’ll never have gender equality while Paw Patrol is around
Why do kids’ TV shows use female characters as simpering, silly sidekicks?
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Compensation is a meagre victory for women like Virginia Giuffre
It'll be easier for Prince Andrew to rehabilitate himself than it is for women to get justice.
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