Some police workers felt that if they reported harassment it would hurt their careers, while others said complaints could take too long to resolve

If Hillary Clinton wins the American presidential election in November, there will be women in charge of five of the leading countries and organisations in the world - the US, the UK, Germany, the IMF and the US Federal Reserve.

Pretty as a Princess, which examines studio’s output, discovers ‘princess culture’ leading to less experimentation and increased self-consciousness

Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka says a high-level panel will also take on discrimination and lack of job protection in the informal sector

UNAIDS executive director Michel Sidibe said that for the first time ever in Africa, there are more people on HIV treatment than there are new infections

With their husbands joining the 2.2 million Nepalese who have gone to work in India and the Middle East, many Nepalese women have been left to manage agricultural activities that were traditionally men’s preserve

At the heart of every problematic sexual trend among young people is misogyny. We must approach world health through a feminist lens

Labour MP Stella Creasy among those tweeting pictures after Nicola Thorp said she was sent home for not wearing heels

The Senegalese becomes the first woman to be named as secretary general of soccer's world governing body FIFA