Mississippi governor to sign 'heartbeat' abortion ban
It is among a number of recent bills intended to challenge Roe v. Wade, the U.S. Supreme Court's 1973 landmark ruling that women have a constitutional right to an abortion
'When is it going to stop?', Malaysia's marital rape victims ask
Marital rape remains legal in many Asian countries, and social pressures mean it is rarely reported or discussed
UK police failing to protect abuse victims, say women's groups in 'super-complaint'
Forces are too often failing to use legal measures that ban abusers or suspects from contacting victims in cases including rape, sexual violence and stalking, according to the complaint
No more 'fifth wife' sex slaves and maids, Niger's top court rules
Ruling rejects centuries old custom in which rich men take on unofficial wives who live as domestic and sexual slaves
INSIGHT-From farms to slums, Indian women on sharp end of jobs crisis
One think-tank says 90 percent of around 10 million jobs lost last year were held by women
UN discloses rise in sex abuse cases, ascribes it to better reporting
Just over 200 people reported sexual violence and exploitation at the hands of U.N. staff and personnel in 2018
Colombia FARC fighters who committed rape were shot -party leader
Thousands of women, including former rebel fighters, are believed to have suffered sexual abuse at the hands of rebels and paramilitaries during more than five decades of conflict
S.Sudan 'superhero' wins award for work with children born of rape
Such children are often rejected by their mothers and wider communities, leaving them vulnerable to recruitment by armed groups
Pakistan womens' march organisers highlight online death threats
The International Women's Day march in Pakistan has led to death and rape threats on social media
Croats protest against domestic violence
The rally was prompted by a recent case where a father threw his four children out of an upper floor window