What kills more women than AIDS and breast cancer? Dirty water
Nearly 800,000 women die every year because they lack access to safe toilets and clean water
A male Afghan women's rights activist poses for pictures in burqa to show solidarity to Afghan women ahead of International Women's Day in Kabul
A male Afghan women's rights activist poses for pictures in a burqa to show solidarity to Afghan women ahead of International Women's Day in Kabul March 5, 2015. A group of Afghan men marched through the capital, Kabul, on Thursday to draw attention to women's rights by donning head-to-toe burqas that for many people worldwide have come to symbolise the suppression of women. REUTERS/Mohammad Ismail
Women as peacemakers
To give world peace a chance, we must strengthen the resilience of local communities and, importantly, of women and women’s organisations
Fifteen journalists, 15 voices for girls and women
On this International Women’s Day, Women Deliver is celebrating 15 journalists who are going places others won’t to cover the health, rights and wellbeing of girls and women
It's time to step it up for gender equality
Looking at the slow and patchy progress towards equality, it seems we were madly ambitious to expect to wipe out in 20 years a regime of gender inequality that had lasted for thousands of years
No equality without sexual and reproductive health and rights
The new development agenda must acknowledge that robust protections for sexual and reproductive rights are essential to gender parity
Make ending violence against women and child marriage priorities in the post-2015 development agenda
Efforts to build sustainable, inclusive development must address the pervasive issues of violence against women and child marriage, which continue to obstruct progress
The S word: What’s so scary about women's sexuality?
What is still fundamentally missing from the proposed Sustainable Development Goals is the notion that women should be able to have control over all aspects of their sexuality
Sexual and reproductive health and rights central to new post 2015 agenda
No country in the world has achieved gender equality, and discrimination in the law persists in many countries
Legal equality for women and men is the first step to a better world
We all want to live in a just, prosperous and peaceful world. This International Women’s Day is yet another great opportunity for all governments to remove all laws that discriminate on the basis of sex