EU Fails To Hold Pakistan Accountable Once Again Uzay Bulut January 18, 2026 The latest EU monitoring mission flagged 13 critical concerns over Pakistan’s compliance with conditions for its preferential trade status.
Why Protecting Women’s Sports Is a Global Question of Law and Rights Paul Coleman January 15, 2026 Once sex-based distinctions are treated as optional or discriminatory, the legal safeguards built around them weaken across society.
Women and the West: An Uncomfortable but Necessary Warning Álvaro Peñas January 4, 2026 What is at stake is being faithful to the values that have made us who we are. The alternative is a much darker world.
Germany’s Self-Determination Act: One Year On Sabine Beppler-Spahl November 8, 2025 Since its implementation, anybody who doesn’t accept a person’s new name or gender must expect heavy fines.
Latvian Parliament Postpones Final Vote on Withdrawing from Istanbul Convention TEC News / AFP November 5, 2025 Prime Minister Evika Siliņa called the move “a victory for democracy, the rule of law, and women’s rights”.
“Let Women Get Home Safely”: Dutch Campaign Raises Over €500,000 in Six Days Javier Villamor August 27, 2025 The citizen initiative launched last week seeks to ensure that women can move safely at any time of the day or night.
Meet The TikTokers Doing PR for The Taliban Lauren Smith August 19, 2025 Western women going on jaunts to Afghanistan is the ultimate form of virtue-signalling.
Italian Senate Passes Law Against Those Who “Consider Women Inferior Beings” Michael Curzon July 24, 2025 The justice minister said there is a problem with ethnic groups who “lack our sensitivity toward women.”
Trump Is Right—Men Have No Place in Women’s Sports Lauren Smith July 23, 2025 Kicking men out of women’s events at the 2028 LA Olympics brings us one step closer to reclaiming single-sex spaces.
Local Police Not Allowed to Participate in Norwich Pride March TEC News July 23, 2025 Only officers policing the event will be in attendance, the assistant chief constable said.
