The Drug War's Invisible Victims
Column
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The Nobel Prize and The African Woman
Commentary
Three women are sharing the 2011 Nobel Prize for Peace.
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Wambui Otieno's Mau Mau
Commentary
'With her death on 30 August 2011, Wambui Otieno-Mbugua joins the pantheon of African women activists who devoted their lives to struggles against colonial and post-independence political regimes and against systems that favoured and still do favour men over women,' writes Elsie Cloete.
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Women's Exclusion Worsens Somali Crises
Commentary
Somalia is now suffering from a drought on top of its civil war. Including women in decision-making roles is part of solving both crises.
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Saudi Women Get Behind the Wheel
Commentary / Youth & Activism Department
Saudi Arabia has played the lead role in countering the Arab Spring, but Saudi women are gaining momentum in their own campaign for driving rights.
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Ending South Korea's Child Export Shame
Commentary
The South Korean government is on the verge of bringing much-needed reform to what has been the world's largest child-export industry.
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Domestic Workers at the ILO
Commentary
Domestic workers are finally on the agenda at the International Labor Organization -- thanks to the efforts of a new social movement.
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