women's rights

Victim claims Bengali man offered to escort her home before raping her behind a bus.

However well-intentioned, calls for women-only carriages stem from the same idea that blames women for male behaviour.

The southern state says opponents of abortion should not have subside others through their own payments.

Wife survives, and has so far spent $100,000 on operations to treat her extensive injuries.

One texted "Who's next?" in a group chat after raping the victim in Singapore.

Purna Maya, 48, was allegedly raped and tortured by troops during the brutal conflict. Her case is the first to get attention.

Kenya became the first country to abolish it in 2004.

The money raised is going to women's services.

This is the first warning of its kind issued by the NAACP.

Repeal vote narrow as some legislators argued marriage would protect rape victims from social stigma.

Women's rights are sacrificed on the altar of political and religious correctness.

Gina Martin saw a man laughing at a picture of a woman's bear legs. To her horror, she found it was of herself.

Some have called for the German firm to be boycotted.

A huge disparity exists among the best-paid BBC talent.

The Advertising Standards Agency is cracking down on gender-stereotyping ads.

Christine Schwieger received lower pay because of her sex.

There is only one country in the world where women are restricted from voting.

It will also ban a safe and medically-proven termination method.

A former Apprentice contestant says she was groped by the US president in 2007.

They have been accused of "religious hate crimes" after a women's rights protest in Seville.

Amarillo woman warns: "Always, always carry your keys with one between two knuckles".

Simone Veil led an extraordinary life and is a significant figure in French history

Women won't be charged after arriving from Northern Ireland, where abortion is illegal in most cases.

Republicans are divided on how best to replace Obamacare

Thirty costumed Planned Parenthood volunteers descended on the Capitol building.

IBTimes UK interviews refugee Laila, who now helps Afghan women in abusive relationships.

A new report highlights that when women's tenure rights are not respected in community forests, the environment can suffer.

In Northern Ireland, the DUP attacked women and gay people. Now Theresa May wants to be in government with them.

It looks a lot like Real People magazine.

Nadia Murad was captured by Islamic State militants in 2014.