The day was established by socialist women in order to highlight women’s centrality in the struggle to overthrow class based oppression, as well as to end the unique oppression faced by women.

Across the world, women took to the streets for International Working Women’s Day to demand dignity, equality, and freedom

The conservative government in Turkey led by AKP officially withdrew from the convention which demands signatories make legal and institutional arrangements for protecting women and achieving gender equality

November 25 is the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women

This years mobilization was one of the largest yet which saw millions across the continent on the streets demanding justice, rights and equality

The protests took place after well-known Iraqi cleric Muqtada al-Sadr called for gender segregation at the anti-government protests

In this year-ender, we take a look at the prominent feminist and gender justice struggles from across the globe.

The condition of women in Swiss workplaces is substandard compared to its neighboring European states as a wage gap of 8% persists between men and women with equal qualifications.

All across the world, International Working Women’s Day became an occasion to mark the historical struggles that have been led by feminists from across the gender spectrum for a more equal world