France Court orders French #MeToo founder to pay damages for defamation Sandra Muller slammed the verdict as "incomprehensible" and urged women to continue to speak out. 26/09/2019
no comment Clashes on the streets of Quito over pro-abortion law There were scenes of anger on the streets of Quito on Tuesday as pro-abortion protesters clashed with police after Ecuadorian lawmakers voted down a motion that would have eased abortion laws in rape cases. 18/09/2019
Ocean The invisible women of Europe's fishing industry Women play a key role in fishing and aquaculture, but often their work remains unrecognised and underpaid 13/09/2019
Ocean The woman challenging stereotypes in Europe's fishing industry Cultural stereotypes are why many women avoid working on large, commercial fishing vessels 13/09/2019
Inspire Middle East Politician Paula Yacoubian says she risks her life fighting Lebanese corruption and garbage crisis Paula Yacoubian represents what some hope is the future of Lebanese politics. 13/09/2019
Inspire Middle East How is Women As Partners In Progress promoting gender equality in the MENA region? The Women As Partners In Progress International Conference in Jordan showcased key initiatives for gender equality in the Middle East and North Africa region. 13/09/2019
no comment Mexican women knit hearts to honour the memory of those murdered A group of women constructed a memorial made of hand-knitted hearts in Mexico City's Alameda park to honour the memory of murdered women. 25/08/2019
Malta Stranded migrant rescue ship Ocean Viking sails in shape of a heart A migrant rescue ship stranded in the Mediterranean has sailed in the shape of a heart to raise awareness about its plight. 22/08/2019
Italy Meet the women making a mark at the 2019 Summer Universiade in Naples As Naples hosted the 2019 Summer Universiade — the 60th anniversary of the international multi-sport event organized for university athletes — Euronews spoke to three women who have made their mark on the competition for different reasons. 11/07/2019
Beauty The best biodegradable wet wipes and cleansing pads to buy How to remove your make up in an eco-friendly way. 09/07/2019
brussels bureau The brief: Gender balance makes steady progress in the EU Gender balance shows steady improvement in the EU. Tesco warns against no-deal Brexit. Macron forced to get behind a trade deal that's not favourable with French farmers. All this and more in Wednesday's Brief from Brussels. 04/07/2019
USA Outrage at manslaughter charge for woman who lost baby in shooting An Alabama woman was charged with manslaughter over the death of her unborn child after she was shot in a dispute that police said she started. 28/06/2019
USA This is how much work women miss because of their periods There's still a taboo for women when it comes to discussing menstrual pain at work or school. 28/06/2019
France Germany claims place in quarter finals after defeating South Africa Germany claims a place in quarterfinals after defeating South Africa. 17/06/2019
Kyrgyzstan Watch: Young women aim to build Kyrgyzstan's first satellite Nineteen-year-old Alina Anisimova is leading a team of young women to build Kyrgyzstan's first satellite. 14/06/2019
Switzerland Swiss women strike for gender equality Women across Switzerland are going on strike on Friday to demand more "pay, time, respect" as the gender pay gap hovers around 20%. 14/06/2019
brussels bureau The Brief: The long road to gender parity in EU institutions The amount of women elected to the incoming European Parliament will increase overall female representation from 36% to 39%, but many want to see gender parity in the institutions' top positions. 12/06/2019
Sport Hosts France celebrate winning start to Women’s World Cup Organisers are hoping the month-long tournament will be a breakthrough event in raising the profile of the women’s game. 08/06/2019
Canada Inquiry slams killing of indigenous women as 'Canadian genocide' A long-awaited report from Canada's national inquiry into missing and murdered indigenous women and girls will call it a 'Canadian genocide.' 03/06/2019
USA Watch: Man storms stage, interrupts US 2020 hopeful Kamala Harris The U.S. Senator was answering a question about the pay gap for minority women when the man interrupted, saying he had a "much bigger idea.” 02/06/2019
USA Missouri's last abortion clinic wins four-day reprieve A St. Louis judge on Friday temporarily blocked Missouri from taking action that would make the state the first in the U.S. since Roe v. Wade to not have a single abortion clinic. 31/05/2019
Austria First female chancellor picked for Austrian interim government Austria’s president has picked the female president of the Constitutional Court to become interim chancellor after parliament voted Sebastian Kurz’s government out of office in the wake of a video sting scandal. 30/05/2019
Body and Mind World Menstrual Hygiene Day: How to have a sustainable period Why is World Menstrual Hygiene Day so important and what can you do to have greener periods each month? 28/05/2019
no comment Indonesian martial arts school helps Egyptian women battle harassment With the help of Indonesian students studying in Egypt, over 1,200 women and children are learning the sport in Cairo which they hope will help them fight ongoing street harassment. 23/05/2019
no comment Norwegian women demonstrate against closure of birthing centres Several hundred women dressed in bunad (Norwegian traditional clothes) took to the streets in Oslo to protest against the closure of several small birthing centres around the country. 14/05/2019
no comment Japan: Mother's Day marked by woman-only sumo wrestling tournament Professional sumo wrestling bans women from even setting foot in the ring. But, on Sunday, 61 amateur female wrestlers took part in an annual contest in Fukushima. 13/05/2019
