Spain 07/03/2018 Canary Islands minister calls on EU to scrap ‘tax on women’ The Spanish archipelago is the only EU territory that charges zero tax on female hygiene products.
Aid Zone 27/02/2018 Visiting a maternity ward in conflict-torn Central African Republic In a 360 video experience, discover how aid workers are struggling to provide healthcare to mothers and newborn babies in CAR.
world news 20/02/2018 Abortions on the decline in Europe Since 2005, there has been a significant reduction in abortions in most European Union member states, according to data analysed by Euronews.
Saudi Arabia 13/02/2018 Saudi women enjoy themselves at football match in Riyadh Saudi women were only allowed into stadiums in January.
world news 11/02/2018 The EU countries with more female than male scientists The majority of scientists and engineers in Lithuania, Bulgaria and Latvia are women.
world news 10/02/2018 #Mosquemetoo: Women denounce sexual harassment during Hajj pilgrimage #Mosquemetoo launched on Twitter to denounce the sexual harassment of Muslim women during the Hajj pilgrimage is going viral.
Ireland 08/02/2018 Meet the Irish expats pledging to return for abortion referendum in #HomeToVote campaign Irish emigrants have pledged to return home to vote in favour of ending the country’s near-total ban on abortion.
United Kingdom 06/02/2018 Britain to consider pardoning suffragettes The move coincides with the 100th anniversary of the Representation of the People Act, which extended voting rights to millions of women over 30.
Saudi Arabia 02/02/2018 107,000 Saudi women apply for 140 jobs at passport office The General Directorate of Passports had announced two weeks earlier it was looking for female applicants for roles at airports and the country's land borders.
world news 30/01/2018 Which European countries have the strictest abortion rules? Euronews looks at abortion regulations across the European Union to find out whether countries are pro- or anti-abortion.
Ireland 30/01/2018 Ireland to hold historic abortion referendum Voters will have the first opportunity in 35 years to overhaul some of the world's strictest abortion rules.
Davos 25/01/2018 Women chair Davos forum For the first time in the 48-year history of the World Economic Forum, the 2018 summit in Davos, Switzerland will be chaired entirely by women
Japan 23/01/2018 Lacking manpower, Japanese firms court women With Japan's aging population and shrinking workforce, what are companies doing to woo female workers?
Saudi Arabia 22/01/2018 Saudi women get the right to drive — but what about everything else? Headline-grabbing announcements regarding women's rights obscure the conflicts within families and throughout society over justice and the rule of law.
world news 19/01/2018 Womens' March Global seeks big turnout on Sunday A year of the Trump administration has given women plenty of food for thought, and many of them feel sick.
View 11/01/2018 View: Decisions about my body do not belong to politicians Last night, Polish MPs voted to refer a Stop Abortion amendment to a parliamentary committee for consideration
France 10/01/2018 Catherine Deneuve says 'flirting is not a crime', criticises #metoo movement French actor Catherine Deneuve and about 100 other prominent French women say flirting is not a crime and that the #metoo movement has led to a form of feminism that promotes the "hatred of men and of sexuality".
Afghanistan 05/01/2018 'Yoga improves morale and self-esteem,' Afghan women tell Euronews Safia Ebrahimi Momtaz founded the first yoga club for women in Kabul. Women come to her classes to improve their self-esteem, she tells Euronews.
world news 01/01/2018 How the modern world was shaped a century ago 2018 marks the centenary of a year in turmoil that helped define the 20th century
Denmark 29/11/2017 'Disabilities don't prevent beauty': Danish women feature in pin-up calendar Two Danish women have created a pin-up calendar featuring disabled women to show that "disabilities don't prevent women from being beautiful".
