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    As the only nonprofit investigative news organization covering women globally, The Fuller Project offers a unique perspective, bringing untold stories to light. We work with journalists who are from the countries or regions where they report, and we center the experience of the women who tell us their stories, amplifying the authentic voices of those affected by systemic injustice.

    The ICC’s Major Anti-Kony Verdict Is No Relief for His Victims

    A member of the brutal Lord’s Resistance Army rebel group has been convicted of crimes against humanity, but the survivors are still struggling to pull their lives together.
    by Sally Hayden

    This story was published in partnership between Foreign Policy and The Fuller Project.

    France Is in Denial About Domestic Violence

    Deeply held beliefs around France being the birthplace of “courtly love” and a cradle of seduction may be holding the nation back from more aggressively pursuing issues around gender violence, advocates say.
    by Meaghan Beatley

    This piece was published in partnership between Foreign Policy and The Fuller Project.

    This woman is fighting to save Bangladesh’s oldest brothel

    The light was still dim when Monowara Begum (pictured) shuffled into her sandals and began her morning patrol. With a slight wheeze, the 44-year-old paced the alleyways, scowling behind gold-rimmed glasses as she listened for…
    by Corinne Redfern, Ali Ahsan

    This piece was published in partnership between The Economist’s 1843 Magazine and The Fuller Project.

    Anti-human trafficking apps were meant to save lives. They’re failing

    Kelvin Lim began working to raise awareness about human trafficking in 2009. He used music and organised events at schools and universities across Malaysia, sometimes accompanied by his band. Then, one day in 2016, a…
    by Emily Ding, Corinne Redfern

    This piece was published in partnership between WIRED and The Fuller Project.

    Sex Criminals Use Bitcoin. So Do the Police.

    Cryptocurrencies offer vast potential for catching sexual predators—but it remains mostly untapped.
    by Corinne Redfern, Seulki Lee

    This piece was published in partnership between Foreign Policy and The Fuller Project.

    ‘I Want To Go Home’: Pandemic Exposes Exploitative Conditions Filipina Domestic Workers Face

    Filipina women interviewed across Asia, Europe and the Middle East lost jobs or had salaries cut since the pandemic — others were subjected to physical abuse.
    by Corinne Redfern

    This piece was published in partnership between the Guardian and The Fuller Project. Listen to this story on the Guardian’s Today In Focus podcast.

    Threat of Deportation Looms for Migrant Women Detained in Italy, Despite Rights to Legal Protection

    Undocumented migrant women are cut off from critical support services inside Italy’s immigration detention center during the pandemic and are being deported despite their legal right to protection as a result.
    by Corinne Redfern

    This piece was published in partnership between Il Post and The Fuller Project.

    Poland’s abortion rights protests lead to a louder call for gender equity

    Women across Poland have been at the heart of a protest movement railing against a ruling that would ban most abortions — the country’s largest protests since the end of Communism 30 years ago. Now…
    by Paulina Reiter

    This piece was published in partnership between Les Glorieuses and The Fuller Project.

    Could Reparations From the UK Address Gender Inequality in Barbados? The Prime Minister Thinks So.

    As Covid-19 worsens the gender inequity in the Caribbean, the Barbadian prime minister is calling on the UK to pay up.
    by Escher Walcott

    This piece was published in partnership between gal—dem and The Fuller Project.

    ‘I’m scared every damn day’: In the Philippines, violence shadows trans lives

    There is still no law against discrimination on the basis of gender in the Philippines, and, as a result, transgender people are subject to regular violence and abuse.
    by Corinne Redfern

    This piece was published in partnership between Tatler Philippines and The Fuller Project.

    Pandemic crushes global supply chains, workers at both ends

    The lives—and livelihoods—of two women some 10,000 miles away from each other have become linked by a global pandemic that has not only crushed one of the world’s supply chains but economies, and millions of…
    by Louise Donovan

    This piece was published in partnership between The Associated Press and The Fuller Project.

    In a changed mindset, new Zimbabwe law offers pregnant teens the promise of education

    Teen pregnancy in Zimbabwe has skyrocketed during the pandemic. But a new law — and a change in mindset — promise to keep girls in school.
    by Farai Shawn Matiashe

    This piece was published in partnership between Marie Claire UK , ZimLive.com and The Fuller Project.

    As India’s Credit Sector Falters, So Do Women’s Livelihoods

    India’s microfinance sector promises to empower income-insecure women. But it is widening the gap between men and women’s access to opportunity.
    by Mahima Jain

    This piece was published in partnership between the Scroll in India, in Der Spiegel in Germany and The Fuller Project.

    ‘Men’s Violence Will Outlive The Coronavirus’ — Push To End Global Spike In Abuse Against Women Amid the Pandemic

    With half of the world’s population living under lockdown, millions of women around the world were trapped with an abusive partner.
    by Louise Donovan

    This piece was published in partnership between Kenya’s Nation newspaper and The Fuller Project.

    The feminine appeal of macho populism

    While President Donald Trump’s defeat may have dealt a blow to his brand of “macho populism,” the phenomenon isn’t going away any time soon. And in many cases, it’s women themselves who are fueling it.
    by Jill Langlois

    This piece was published in partnership between Foreign Policy and The Fuller Project.

    ‘We know it’s the work of quack doctors’: Pandemic fans the flames of backstreet abortions in Kenya

    Anecdotal reports suggest teenage pregnancies are soaring in Kenya, resulting in unsafe late-term terminations and abandoned babies.
    by Nasibo Kabale, Louise Donovan

    This piece was published in partnership with the Telegraph, Kenya’s Daily Nation and The Fuller Project.

    Targeted for abuse: With borders closed, women fleeing Venezuela face additional threats

    Colombia’s border closure due to COVID-19 left no safe way for Venezuelan migrants to cross the border, exposing more women to sexual abuse, kidnapping, trafficking and murder that is endemic along informal routes.
    by Marta Martinez

    This article was published in partnership with CNN.

    COVID-19 has stopped everything except cancer — the cells are still growing

    Globally, millions of women have missed breast cancer screening appointments because of paused services during the height of the pandemic in March and April. This means thousands of cancer cases could lie undetected.
    by Louise Donovan

    This piece was published in partnership between Kenya’s the Nation, and The Fuller Project.

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