No longer a secret: More women leaders will drive a more equal society
It's time that the power and potential of women’s leadership moved from the background to the fore – on International Women’s Day and every day
Changing gender norms critical to women’s progress post 2015
In a world where millions of women – and girls - have no say over so many matters like whether and how many children to have, how can we choose just one to prioritise?
#Get2Equal: New World Bank Group campaign to make gender equality happen
Gender inequality and discrimination aren't just rights violations; they hinder competitiveness and keep people poor
New push needed to keep number of women MPs rising - IPU
Rise in women MPs' share of parliamentary seats slows down, new impetus needed to reach parity with men
Indian schools to blame for students' misogyny-education expert
Indian schools fail to teach children critical thinking and let them absorb traditional ideas on women's role
Male Afghan women's rights activist pose for media as they wear burqas to show their solidarity to Afghan women ahead of International Women's Day in Kabul
Male Afghan women's rights activist pose for media as they wear burqas to show their 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
Afghan men don burqas, take to the streets for women's rights
Several of the men said wearing a burqa felt "like a prison"
India asks YouTube to remove Delhi rape film
The film features an interview with one of four men convicted of raping a woman on a moving bus in Delhi
The high cost of safe sex in Venezuela
The high price of condoms in troubled Venezuela will push up teenage pregnancies and backstreet abortions
"New gender gaps" opening up in education - OECD researchers
Boys are more likely to underperform academically, but girls are held back by low self-confidence