Tag: Women’s Rights
Hava’s fight, our fight
The struggle for gender equality is full of little-known — and unknown — heroes.
Education, Culture and the Labor Market vs. Women’s Choices
Are women really choosing their careers?
Police officials sued for gender-based discrimination
Luljeta Aliu accuses Kosovo Police of violating her rights.
Call for Applications: Human Rights Journalism Fellowship 2020
Kosovo 2.0 in partnership with Kosovar Center for Gender Studies, and Center for Equality and Liberty (CEL) launch the third cycle of the 6-month fellowship program.
A woman’s work is never done
Unpaid labor intensifies during COVID-19 response.
Kosovo women’s struggle between family and career
The oppressive trade-off, seen through Simone de Beauvoir’s lens.
Women rewriting the rules in journalism
The investigative journalists defying structural gender barriers.
Is feminism compatible with Albanianism?
The influence of tradition vs. the tide of feminism.
Women’s political empowerment meets its limit
Deputy candidate misses out — because she’s a woman.
Lara Whyte: Feminist Investigative journalism is interrogating the patriarchy
The well-known journalist from Northern Ireland talks about women on the frontlines, the far-right and investigating patriarchy.