The Blogs: From Tehran to Tel Aviv: Women, Courage, and the Unbreakable Thread of Freedom | Danny Hakim
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The Woman Behind Japan’s Rightward Shift
Last October, Sanae Takaichi became Japan’s Prime Minister after being elected as head of the Liberal Democratic Party,…
Why women in Iceland are so much happier than in Britain
Iceland is light years ahead of Britain for gender equality, according to Icelandic women – but they warn…
WHY FEMINISM NEEDS TYPE B ENERGY
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Wisconsin chapter and does not…
1st vs. 118th: On Gender Equality, Japan and Iceland Took Different Roads
Earlier this year, Japan’s Emperor Naruhito asked Iceland’s president why Iceland leads the world in gender equality. The…
Why We Shouldn’t Ignore Pete Hegseth’s Retweet on Women’s Voting Rights
The idea that women should lose the right to vote is shaping up to be more than a…
Unfortunately for her, that flight turned out exactly how we all knew it would.
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NÄDALA RAAMAT | Feminism on naistele andnud vabaduse, aga mitte privileege
„Nii palju, kui naistega suhelnud olen,“ seisab üritust kirjeldavas tekstis, „siis märkan – me kõik tahame olla juhtivad,…
Denmark’s Quran law shows hypocrisy of criticising Iran
On Saturday, the Iranian singer Parastoo Ahmadi was arrested for performing without a hijab. Although she has since…
“The Flat Woman” Asks What Came First, Climate Change or Sexism?
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Brynja Hjálmsdóttir’s Poetry Uses Icelandic Mythology to Satirize Gender Norms
In Brynja Hjálmsdóttir’s first poetry book to be translated into English, women swim in radioactive pools, twist their…
This is what happened when thousands of women refused to work in Iceland | World News
Tens of thousands of people refused to work in protest against unequal pay and gender-based violence (Picture: AP…