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women's rights
The (Slow) Rise of Iran’s Women
Gender discrimination is still an issue, especially in high office, but progress is being made.
Beijing Police: Women Should “Cover Up” to Avoid Harassment
New guidelines advise women to shield themselves and not wear mini-skirts or hotpants when using public transportation.
Women Warriors Break Down Barriers Across Asia
The gradual dismantling of norms and gender stereotypes in Asian militaries can have a positive impact on other areas of society.
Women in International Politics: An Essential Element
A wave of democratization is sweeping the globe – but women are being left out at precisely the moment when their voices are needed most.
Legislation Alone Can't Solve India's Rape Problem
While India’s politicians offer solutions, the roots of the problem lie deeper than legislation alone can address.
Rape Victim’s Death Spurs Additional Protests
Will public outrage translate into real, lasting change?
Commission Created as Rape Victim's Health Declines
As the victim of a terrible tragedy battles for her life, India’s government promises action.
New Opportunities for the Women of Burma
Female empowerment must be a top priority as Burma moves towards true democracy.
Overcoming Challenges to Women’s Entrepreneurship in the Asia-Pacific
Economically empowering women across the Asia-Pacific could be a game changer. More must be done to break down barriers.
South Korea's Silenced Speak
South Korea’s patriarchal society has often pressured victims of sexual crimes to keep quiet. But a blockbuster movie revealing the abuse of children could help change this.