Why would anyone stay in a job where abuse is rampant and women are coerced into hysterectomies? Because the cost of escaping India’s cane fields is often even higher.
Breaking out of the gender silo, women activists demand demilitarization and the rejection of carbon trading at COP29.
Women activists are demanding demilitarization and the rejection of carbon trading at this year’s COP29 climate conference.
“This is our fight” – Kenyan healthcare providers brace for Trump presidency
Kenya's reproductive healthcare providers are braced for a second Trump presidency - but this time, they're prepared.
A Looming Threat: Trump Likely to Further Limit Abortion in U.S. and Abroad
Election empowers conservatives to further ban or restrict reproductive rights
America’s Anti-abortion Business is Booming in Africa
U.S. groups opposed to reproductive rights are increasing their spending in Africa
A Trump Victory Could Reinvigorate Global Anti-abortion Pact
In this year’s U.S. election, abortion is also a top foreign-policy issue.
U.S. blocks imports from former doTERRA frankincense supplier over forced labor
The U.S. has issued a ban on imports of frankincense from a Somaliland company over forced labor practices exposed by a Fuller Project investigation.
‘Nowhere Is Safe’ – The Migrant Domestic Workers Abandoned In Lebanon
As explosions flashed across Beirut’s dark sky, Lina sat in an apartment block tucked away in the southern part of the city. She was alone and frightened, clutching her phone for safety. The 29-year-old housekeeper…
Behind the Scenes: Why Politicians Ignore Abuses in India’s Sugar Farms: They Run It
Earlier this year, our investigation with The New York Times into Maharashtra’s sugar cane farms revealed a brutal system of debt bondage that controls women’s lives from early adolescence — and has resulted in thousands getting coerced…
Why Politicians Ignore Abuses in India’s Sugar Industry: They Run It
Politicians run most of the mills in the state of Maharashtra. They deny or downplay evidence of coerced hysterectomies, debt bondage and child labor in the fields.
How Climate Change is Hitting Kenyan Girls’ Education
Climate change in Kenya is exacerbating barriers to girls' education by increasing early marriage and child labour, and reducing school attendance due to drought, flooding, and the economic burden on rural families.
“They don’t care about our lives” – what working in Botswana’s diamond polishing industry means for women
Our new investigation reveals numerous violations of standards at companies hand-selected by De Beers, including filthy workplaces and sexual harassment.
Diamonds Brought Prosperity to Botswana. Women Workers Are Paying A Heavy Price.
An investigation by The Fuller Project and New Lines has found numerous violations of standards at De Beers’ partner companies, including filthy workplaces and sexual harassment
A Second Trump Presidency Could be Deadly for Women Overseas
Project 2025 pushes stricter anti-abortion rules on foreign aid recipients
As Bangladesh celebrates a revolution, a group of mothers wait in anguish to find out what happened to their abducted sons
Mothers of enforced disappearance victims were a rare voice of dissent in Bangladesh. While others celebrate a revolution, they remain stuck in limbo.
A global group of female community health workers is descending on the UN
A global group of female community health workers is descending on the UN
How a documentary spurred the fight for justice among Nepal’s sexual violence survivors
After years of ‘erasure’, Nepal’s wartime sexual violence survivors finally gain a chance for justice and reparations.
The Increasingly Front-Line Role of Ukrainian Women
How war has—and hasn’t—transformed the country’s gender dynamics.