‘This water makes us sick’: Women feel the pain of aid cuts in Kenya
In Kaeris Ward, a remote corner of Turkana County in northern Kenya, pregnant women and mothers are forced to dig for contaminated water in dry riverbeds and give birth in health facilities with little or no sanitation, putting their lives and those of their babies at risk
‘A chain around the ankle’: How Denmark's national digital ID fuels economic violence against women
Economic violence against women through the use of digital IDs is a growing, rarely recognized problem in Denmark and across Europe
Investigation: With PayPal focused on profit, far-right groups go undetected and undeterred
PayPal prohibits any transactions "involving the promotion of hate or intolerance". Yet Fuller found at least nine far-right groups use its technology to sell merch or receive donations. Ex-staff say cuts and culture help explain why
‘They had names’: How the deaths of eight pregnant women started a movement
Nuria Tesón considers why the deaths of eight women in childbirth in Agadir, Morocco, started a mass uprising.
Inside the shadowy world of the billion-dollar fertility industry
The author of Unwell Women and A Woman’s Work questions our obsession with wombs and considers what resistance by mothers and midwives has looked like through the ages
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A story about water is also a story about family
In her poem, Sangam, the writer Sangamithra Iyer explores how earthly bodies are controlled and liberated
‘I've kept my books’: How water scarcity impacts girls in rural India
In India's drought-prone Maharashtra state, as young women bear the daily burden of fetching water, they risk dropping out of school and early marriage
Ai-jen Poo’s big idea: Make care work the engine of the AI era
The lifelong organizer discusses the invisible caregiving crisis in the US – and why building a new social contract around care is our best defense against automation and AI job displacement
From price tags to the pink tax: the story behind this edition’s imagery
Visuals editor Gabrielle Smith on invisible labour, the pink tax and why price tags show up in our Cost of Living edition
Amy Wallace’s big idea: The underreported story of the Epstein Files is about class
Amy Wallace who co-authored Virginia Roberts Guiffre’s memoire, Nobody’s Girl, discusses what the book and its main character’s experience tells us about power, politics and patriarchy in the United States today
Inside the shadowy world of the billion-dollar fertility industry
The author of Unwell Women and A Woman’s Work questions our obsession with wombs and considers what resistance by mothers and midwives has looked like through the ages
Caretaking and craft: The story behind this edition’s imagery
Visuals editor Lara Antal on how they took the simple idea of a quilted blanket, and transformed it into a rich and versatile creative framework for our Motherhood edition
The beauty and cruelty of young motherhood
With a total abortion ban, limited sex education and high poverty, teen pregnancy in the Dominican Republic is alarmingly high. During her visit, photographer Ana María Arévalo Gosen found that Haitian girls were even more vulnerable
Groundbreaking reporting on women and gender-diverse people
Women still ignored over war
The cost of being a female politician
In US midterms, affordability beats abortion for Georgia's student voters
When protesting puts women’s safety at risk
'I’ve never had to fight for water like this before': the battle for survival in refugee camps
‘A chain around the ankle’: How Denmark's national digital ID fuels economic violence against women
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