Politics
Women Building a Country: Vice Presidential Candidates in Colombia
It is the second time in the history of Colombia that two women are vying for the Vice Presidency of the Republic in the current election period.
Camille Vasquez, Latina Who Has Gained the Trust of Johnny Depp's Followers
Camille Vasquez, daughter of Colombian parents, has recently stolen the attention of millions of the actor's followers due to her clever strategy in representing Johnny Depp.
Chile Raises Hope for Gender Equality
The protests that took place in Chile two years ago started because of an increase in the metro subway ticket of 0.04 dollars, but there was much more. The riots and demonstrations demanded social equality and the resignation of President Piñera.
How Is the War on Ukraine Impacting Women?
The war worsens pre-existing inequalities, especially for older women and single mothers, who make up the majority of socio-economically deprived people in Ukraine.
Mónica Fonseca Building a Friendlier World for LGBTI
The Colombian journalist and podcaster Mónica Fonseca has made working to support feminism, inclusion, and sexual diversity priorities on her agenda.
Women To Watch Out for in 2022
Changing the world requires bravery, tenacity, and a strong desire to improve things. Here are some female leaders who know just that and are leaving their mark on society.
Annette Taddeo, Latin Woman Roots, Could Occupy the Governorship of Florida
The state of Florida has more than six million Latinos living there, and Annette Taddeo wants to be the next Governor who represents them.
Women Wage Peace: No More Borders, a Single Ideal
WWP is a non-partisan movement made up of women citizens of Israel, formed shortly after the Gaza War in 2014.
3 Women With Collective Responsibility in the Face of the Pandemic
Meet in The Woman Post the three women who did not give up in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic.
War in Ukraine: The Role of Women in the Invasion
Thousands of women are in danger in Ukraine following the war attacks by Vladimir Putin's Russia. What are they doing in this situation?
Legislative Elections and Consultations in Colombia: Progress for Women?
Congress elections and consultations for the next presidential election were held in Colombia on March 13th to define the political leaders for the period 2022-2026. Women's participation in both electoral races was outstanding.
Women's Suffrage: A Right Still Pending?
Since when do women have the right to vote, and how has this historical trajectory been?
Olena Zelenska: Her Role in the Ukrainian Conflict
Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Olena Zelenska felt the tension with Russia from the first day in the Mariinsky Palace, but they did not expect the war they are going through now.
Ketanji Brown Jackson, First Black Woman Nominated for US Supreme Court
Recently, Joe Biden nominated federal appeals court Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson for the Supreme Court. Ketanji would be the first black woman on the Nation's highest court in its 232 years of history.
International Women's Day and the Claim of Rights
Although progress has been made in claiming women's rights, there is still a long way to go and spaces to conquer at a global level to have equal opportunities.
Women and Their Role in Wars
In wars, multiple roles fall to women as providers and caregivers in charge of the maintenance, care, and health of their loved ones.
Angela Kohler's: Do You Know How You Vote?
Many times we ask ourselves questions about the motivations that drive citizens to register their vote, knowing that this will affect the future in all areas of the country where they reside.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a Voice of Inclusion for Latinos in Politics
From a minimum wage worker to one of the most important congresswomen in the US, Alexandria Ocasio is changing the political game for immigrants.
Women in Power by 2022: Another Gender Gap
According to the UN Women and other ONG's just 17 women around the world are ruling their countries.
The Legacy of Desmond Tutu on His Daughters
Last December, the death of Desmond Tutu was announced, the tireless South African defender of human rights, who faced apartheid which earned him the Nobel Peace Prize in 1984.
Boric’s New Cabinet: What Is Expected for Women in Chile?
Recently elected President Boric appointed his new cabinet in Chile for starting his four years' mandate on Mars 11th.
Michelle Obama: What Is the Former US First Lady Doing Nowadays?
Six years have passed since the Obamas left the White House after two terms in the US presidency. It did not mean a stop in Michelle’s work, so here we examine what the former first lady is doing now.
Mattel Launches a Doll as a Pro-Asian Symbol
Corinne's creation follows the dramatic increase of violence against the Asian communities worldwide, linked to the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic in Wuhan, China.
Maya Angelou, the Poet Who Adorns American Numismatics
This January, Maya Angelou became the first black woman to be on the back of a US quarter coin. She was also the first African-American woman to write and proclaim a poem at a Presidential Inauguration Ceremony.
Invisible Female Quota in the Next Presidential Elections in Colombia
With more than 40 pre-candidates, the Colombian presidential race is showing an obvious division within the country. Still, there are only two women still competing for the party's enforcement. Why is it happening?
There Is No Excuse for Discrimination, Even Your Hair!
Afros are sometimes labeled and have been considered unacceptable or even unprofessional. But who decided hair could be good or bad?
Campaign To Teach Young Men About Violence Against Women
Police Scotland recently launched a video to invite young men to reflect upon some small actions that may be considered as violence against women, and that has been normalized by society. The video quickly became popular on social media.
Kehkashan Basu, the Voice of Youth for Equality and Change
History has shown us that change is possible through collective activism and the fight for fundamental human rights is no exception to the rule.
How Worrying Is the Situation of Women in Haiti?
Haiti has faced several social, economic, and political difficulties, as well as natural disasters that have been a challenge, particularly for women.
You Can Also Contribute To Eliminate Violence Against Women
When many voices come together to raise a voice of protest against injustice by breaking the silence, the individual cry ceases to be mute.
The Sensation of Helpfulness Allows the Increase of Violence
The feeling of loneliness, lack of credibility, and even the absence of punishment for the harasser, for whom the violence is generated, is a cause that prevents victims from reporting.
How Has Kamala Harris Been Doing So Far?
Vice president Kamala Harris has been in office for more than ten months now. She has broken paradigms in politics as the first Black and Asian American female vice president in the United States.
There Is No Justification for These Inequalities Towards Indigenous Women
No more fragility for the female gender of the new generations in the post-pandemic.
Real Changes Towards Women Through Democracy
Real changes towards women are achieved through democratic actions without fanaticism.
Edith Lucia Fuentes: Her Mark in Traditionally Masculine Fields
The participation of women in scenarios considered for many years as atypical for them has provided the opportunity to enhance her skills by enriching and modernizing entities considered for years to train men.
Policy Makers of the 21st Century Must Mind Gender Inequality
According to UN Women, the economic empowerment of females improves productivity and increases economic diversification and income equality.
How Is the Work of the United Nations Related to You?
The United Nations is an intergovernmental organization that aims to maintain international peace and security, build healthy relations among nations, accomplish international cooperation and harmonize the actions of nations.
Maria Ressa: Nobel Peace Prize Winner and Advocate of Press Freedom
Maria Ressa has distinguished herself for investigating Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's brutal war on drugs and her work against fake news and misinformation. The journalist was one of the winners of the Nobel Peace Prize in 2021.
Online Protest Campaign Against the Taliban Dress Code
Women in Afghanistan have launched an online campaign as a sign of protest against the new dress code for female students.
Afghan Girls Dress Like Boys To Have Rights
In Afghan culture, a male child is a matter of pride. He is also the one in charge of carrying the family name forward. But daughters are often considered a burden.
Women Mayors of Moldova, a Sign of Growing Empowerment
In Moldova, women raise their voices against violence and offer political leaders.
Women Presidents Who Have Made History
In recent years, several women have made history by becoming heads of state of different countries. We tell you who are the most relevant.
Has the Pandemic Generated Changes in Corruption in Latin America?
Corruption has been one of the worst diseases in Latin America, and the pandemic has put it more into the spotlight.
What Can Be Done To Improve Women's Participation in Political Contests?
Competition at the local, regional, and national levels in political contests is highly unequal. Women's political careers tend to be more difficult than those of men. Civil society has begun to play a key role in breaking down these gaps.
Meghan Markle, Supporting Human Rights Since She Was 11
While most of us may think of royalty or even of the TV drama Suits, when listening to the name Meghan Markle, the truth is she is one of the most influential women in the battle for gender equality.
Women of Afghanistan: Between the Forgetfulness of the West and the Islamic World
After more than 20 years of the outbreak of the Taliban in Afghanistan, the issue of women's rights in Islam remains poorly understood and studied because the political, geopolitical, and economic interests of Western governments have used Muslim women to victimize them.
Influential Young Women Leading the Way
Let's celebrate some of the most influential young women who have gained significant recognition for their achievements and activism on different topics.
The Rainbow March for the Defense of the Rights of the LGBTQI+ Community
On the 4th of July, the LGBTQIA + pride march was held in Bogotá, Colombia. In a musical atmosphere of dance and colors, the emblematic Carrera Séptima avenue was filled with glitter and excitement.
International Day of Afro Women, To Preserve Their Origins and Rights
Since 1992, we have commemorated the International Day of Afro Latin-American, Caribbean, and the Diaspora Descendent Women as a result of the efforts of women in 32 countries in Latin America.
Judges' Approach Can Generate Positive Attitudes Towards Compliance With the Laws
Victoria Pratt, a judge in New Jersey, was invited as a speaker at Ted Talks to talk about how improving people’s court experience increases compliance with the law and court orders.
