Germans may soon be able to select a third gender option on their official identity records.

Human rights activists fear the worst after two young Malaysian women were convicted of engaging in a prohibited sex act and sentenced to six strokes of caning.

The Janus ruling that dealt a blow to public-sector unions will have a disparate impact on women.

Something called the “Worst for Women” campaign launched Tuesday. It points fingers at 15 sitting members of Congress for their dubious track record on women’s rights.

Women are taught that expressions of anger are unwelcome and unacceptable. Gadsby and Turner, each in her own way, are defying expectations.

A Japanese medical school has been lowering the scores of women taking its entrance exam to ensure that a greater proportion of men are admitted, Japanese media revealed on August 2.

The hashtag #PayBlackWomen trended this week as authors, nonprofit organizations, elected officials, and social media influencers joined forces to highlight the income inequality and high unemployment rates affecting African-American women.

The legislation, which focuses on prevention over punishment, offers the first legal definition of street harassment in the United States.

Former cricketer Imran Khan claimed victory Thursday in Pakistan’s parliamentary elections, raising concerns about how his leadership could impact women’s lives.

Brexit, it seems, has the potential to impact women’s lives—negatively. A report out this month warns that women’s rights may no longer be safeguarded once the UK leaves the European Union.

The administration's family separation policy has mobilized a new wave of volunteers, donors, and activists to reunify families and fight back.

A Minnesota Republican is coming under fire for misogynistic remarks he made on his former radio program.

A groundbreaking new report shows that the American public is deeply ignorant about Native Americans, and calls on media to improve its coverage.

In a ruling on Tuesday, the court of cassation in Rome determined that suspects cannot be prosecuted using aggravated circumstances if the victim voluntarily drank alcohol before the attack.