After the DANA storm: The silent struggle of migrant women in Spain
One year after the DANA storm devastated the Valencian Community, in Spain, migrant women continue to face the invisible consequences […]
Black Women Shaping Glasgow: A Celebration of Strength and Solidarity
by Juliana da Penha/ Photos by Barbara Vilara The Women Integration Network’s Black History Month event united communities across Glasgow
Women’s Rights Organisations Warn New UK Immigration Policies Put Migrant Women’s Safety at Risk
Women’s rights organisations have urged the government to withdraw its proposed Immigration White Paper, warning that the plans could endanger
The right to work or invisible wall? An Iranian immigrant woman’s struggle in the British Labour Market
The UK’s “right to work” policy masks a harsher reality: invisible barriers, discriminatory hiring, and wasted talent among migrant women
Memories of Motherhood Between Two Worlds: Gaza and Scotland
Motherhood is never only personal when war shapes your homeland. From a maternity ward in Glasgow to memories of Gaza’s
Femicide in the UK: A Decolonial Feminist Examination through Race, Class and Migration
Black and Brown migrant women in the UK face a higher risk of femicide, yet their stories are hidden by
As Cape Town lures affluent EU expatriates, poor African migrants are framed as an undesirable ‘influx’.
In a city built on colonial exclusion, today’s migration patterns in Cape Town reveal deepening inequalities, where white Western newcomers
The Silent Struggle: Why Menopause Needs to Be Part of Migrant Women’s Conversations
We’re launching a new series that explores menopause in its full social, cultural, and emotional context with a focus on
Sleeping Next to Your Enemy: Why Femicide Persists in Africa Despite Gender- Based Violence Laws
In this opinion piece, freelance writer and human rights activist Livhuwani Malelelo discusses how, despite existing laws against gender-based violence,
Opinion: Feminism is a movement of liberation. If it leaves behind trans women, it enables the very oppression it seeks to fight
Across the world, trans people face discrimination, abuse, and violence — now is the time to speak out for their