Women's rights
UN says Taliban arrest 30 women for violating hijab rules in Afghanistan
"The arrests have heightened fear and apprehension among women and girls across Afghanistan," UN Women said, adding that many of the women had since been released.
Acid attack on female doctor exposes workplace security lapses in Pakistan
The rabbis attacking Israel’s courts are attacking Religious Zionism - opinion
The Israeli-Bedouin women’s rights activist bringing women to the negotiation table - interview
Taliban leader doubles down on treatment of women in annual address
The Taliban has suspended girls' education past the sixth grade and banned women from public spaces such as parks, gyms, and bathhouses.
Google marketing manager: 'Our superpower should be our diversity'
Marta Mozes addresses the Women Leaders Summit.
Full equality for women starts with education and legislation, says The Luzzatto Group CEO
Dr. Esther Luzzatto will be one of the judges for the "2024 Next-Gen Women's Entrepreneurship Award" at the upcoming Jerusalem Post's Women Leaders Summit on March 27.
The 120 Women Leadership Council: Addressing a problem with no name
The 120 Women Leadership Council participants have engaged in extensive dialogues across various regions of Israel.
Women from Iran, Israel call to denounce Hamas and the Islamic Republic
Co-signed by 55 female leaders from various countries across the Middle East and beyond, the letter finds rare consensus regarding the role of the terrorist group in the oppression of women.
More female representation in government, please - opinion
Women are not better than men, but they are also no worse. It is time to meet the challenge laid down decades ago by our one and only female leader.
Health implications for women harassed on public transport - study
Public transport is prone to harassment situations towards women because the high passenger density in confined spaces creates a conducive environment for unwanted behaviors.
First Lady Michal Herzog slams global women's rights organizations for failure to act
Michal Herzog said that Israeli and Jewish women felt "betrayed by the deafening silence" of human and women's rights organizations around the world, which chose not to respond to or address Oct.7.
Iranian women are 'not afraid' to shed hijab on streets of Tehran report shows
The punishment for not wearing a hijab is largely financial, although there are new systems to report women not complying with hijab rules to the morality police.
Kosovo sexual assault awareness activist visits Israel in solidarity with victims of Hamas crimes
"I would have wished to believe that we have come a long way since Kosovo and was devastated to witness this apathy, the ignorance and insensitivity towards these crimes,"
