By Rebecca Heine On September 7, 2017, 19-year-old political science student Mara Fernanda Castilla had gone out with her friends to a nightclub in Puebla, a
By Rebecca Heine On September 7, 2017, 19-year-old political science student Mara Fernanda Castilla had gone out with her friends to a nightclub in Puebla, a
By Abbie Winfield It feels like a long time ago that I first became aware of a bridge between myself and the boys in my class.
Av Beatrice Chamberlain Den 23 januari 2017, i en av sina första handlingar som nyinstallerad president, återinförde Donald Trump den så kallade Mexico City-policyn – en
By Marina Dokken It has been a productive few decades for feminism. Of course, some issues remain, but in general western women enjoy privileges today that
By Elin Westerling When the El Salvadoran civil war came to an end in 1992, the guerrilla groups who had spent the past twelve years fighting
By Felicia Wartiainen One of the central themes of the Stockholm Forum on Gender Equality, hosted by the Swedish Government in April, was how to economically
By Olof Fägerstam The current government in Sweden prides itself on being the world’s first feminist government. According to the government’s own definition a feminist government
By Oliver Matikainen We are joyfully immersing in another spring. Delicate buds are appearing on the trees, colourful flowers are lazily stretching towards the clear sky,
Av Oscar Mattson Donald Trumps utrikespolitiska påtryckningar gentemot Kim Jong-Un hade mer eller mindre oväntat burit frukt i form av ett planerat möte mellan de två