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Anti-Government Protests Roil Iranian Streets

Tristan Vanheuckelom September 26, 2022

The spark which set the tinder alight was the suspicious death of Mahsa Amini, who had been detained by Iran’s morality police because she wore the hijab too loosely.

Change in Hungarian Abortion Law

Hélène de Lauzun September 19, 2022

The minister of the interior believes that the decree is not a tightening of existing legislation, but a better means of transmitting the deeper issues inherent in the decision to have an abortion.

Nearly One Million Ukrainians Have Fled to Germany

Robert Semonsen August 28, 2022

The proportion of Ukrainian refugees who are women and children stands in stark contrast with the high percentage of young adult men received across Europe during the migrant crisis of 2015 and 2016.

How (and Why) One Woman is Taking on the Sexual Revolution

Jonathon Van Maren August 5, 2022

Louise Perry is both predicting and calling for a counter-revolution, likely led by the “Gen Z women who have experienced the worst of it.”

Jihadist Wives on French Soil

Hélène de Lauzun July 22, 2022

The objective of their repatriation to France is twofold. First, to question them and assess their exact role within the Islamic State, and second, to bring them to justice. Such noble intentions have met with resistance.

Trans Politics is Not Women’s Politics

Birgit Kelle May 31, 2022

“Civilizations die from suicide, not by murder.” Gender policy is one such slow form of demise. The West does not need any external enemies to bring about the proverbial collapse of our civilization; we are doing it to ourselves.

Spain Liberalizes Abortion and Declares Menstrual Health a Right

Bridget Ryder May 19, 2022

The draft law maintains the basic 14-week limit on abortion on demand. Its main thrust is to remove safeguards for women such as the 3-day reflection period, and to force public doctors to perform abortions.

Grenoble Mayor in Favour of Burkini in Public Swimming Pools

Hélène de Lauzun May 17, 2022

The ecologist Éric Piolle wants to put the burkini issue to the vote in his city and sees it as a militant act. In the name of freedom, he wants to authorise the wearing of the burkini, but also topless swimming. He naively hopes to see the two cohabit in the pools of Grenoble.

Futurism, Feminism, and Faith: Musing on Valentine de Saint-Point

Carlos Perona Calvete May 14, 2022

If Europe is to enter a new, restorative cycle, it will not do merely to push against contemporary ‘woke’ elites and the consequences of mass immigration. Her defenders must attend to what drove some of her most perceptive sons and daughters away.

Portuguese Proposes Penalizing Doctors’ Salaries for Patient Abortions

Bridget Ryder May 13, 2022

Women’s rights groups and doctors’ associations quickly responded that the proposed rule was discriminatory and could incentivize doctors to dissuade their patients from having abortions.

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Anti-Government Protests Roil Iranian Streets

Change in Hungarian Abortion Law

Nearly One Million Ukrainians Have Fled to Germany

How (and Why) One Woman is Taking on the Sexual Revolution

Jihadist Wives on French Soil

Trans Politics is Not Women’s Politics

Spain Liberalizes Abortion and Declares Menstrual Health a Right

Grenoble Mayor in Favour of Burkini in Public Swimming Pools

Futurism, Feminism, and Faith: Musing on Valentine de Saint-Point

Portuguese Proposes Penalizing Doctors’ Salaries for Patient Abortions

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