Shining the Light on the Great Indian Honey Trap
The term “honey trap” was popularized by John le Carré in his 1974 novel, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy. During the...
Women’s rights news
Crisis Looms as Islamists Make Gains in Kuwait
Voters in Kuwait went off to the polls once again on September 29 in what was the sixth parliamentary election...
The Sex Tape That Rode the Zeitgeist
Does anything capture the cultural changes of the late 1990s as perfectly as the sex tape? Turning what was once...
Women in Fiji Are on the Front Line of Climate Change
On November 6, Brianna Fruean and other Pacific Islands representatives marched in Glasgow as all eyes are on the United...
A Look Back at the History of Illegal Abortion
Before the landmark 1973 US Supreme Court decision in Roe v Wade that protected a woman’s right to choose to...
Texas Abortion Law Threatens Women’s Rights Across America
It has not yet been 50 years since women were able to open a bank account without a male cosigner...
Just How Influential Is Oprah?
When Oprah Winfrey tells people, “I am here to ask you to think seriously,” apparently they do. She really did...
Perversion of Justice or Divine Providence?
On May 9, 1985, John J. O’Connor wrote a story for The New York Times under the headline, “Bill Cosby’s...
COVID-19 Reverses Decades of Progress on Gender Equality
Mao Zedong once stated that “Women hold up half the sky.” This has been particularly true over the past months...
Johnny Depp’s Astonishing Gamble
Is Johnny Depp mad? Why on earth did he start legal action that could end in the destruction of his...
