Not a babelian yet?
May 1968 was a turning point in world history, but it was also a rupture for women's history. Feminists of yesterday and today tell us about their war
The lively streets of the capital conceal a sordid reality. In this meat market, they do their best to survive and dream of Europe
In Barcelona, unlicensed street performers, sleeping on park benches and drinking and urinating on its streets is illegal. How has the civic by-law affected society one year on?
Women’s rights are neglected in the Caucasus, as illustrated in Tblisi, Georgia's capital
The controversial new film offering from Portuguese director Teresa Villaverde premieres in France on December 27
As UNICEF publishes its annual 'Women and Childhood' report on December 12, we look at the ignorance surrounding child suffering
In its sixtieth anniversary year, UNICEF reports on the children of the dalit and adivasi, the most outcast amongst the pariahs of India
Prostitutes marched through Paris to denounce the impact of the street-walking ban on AIDS prevention
Though Prostitution was legalised in October 2000, Dutch call-girls enjoy little social recognition
Neither coalition nor legal organisation, the ‘Lux Voor’ movement, founded in March 2006, radically questions contemporary Dutch politics. We take a look at this flourishing network