The Globalist

Following the fall of the Taliban, Kamila Sidiqi has taken full advantage of the new rights afforded to women.

“Segregation” is the only way to describe the situation for women in Saudi Arabia.

A cultural bias towards male heirs is creating a vast gender divide in China.

Why do we tolerate a gap in leadership on women’s rights?

Are U.S. women still leading OECD nations in workforce participation?

Seven decades since the end of World War II, do U.S. women still lead in workforce participation rates?

Afghan women train as midwives at a clinic in order to help save lives in their villages.

Though billionaire females are greatly outnumbered by billionaire men, their combined wealth is still staggering.

When it came to women working, the United States once led. Now it lags.

Women left the workforce in droves after the last U.S. recession. So far, they haven’t come back.