Spain Gender equality at last...on pedestrian crossings! Crossing the road will never be the same again in the Spanish city of Valencia. From now on, female pedestrian lights will help people get to the 07/03/2016
World News Everything you need to know about International Women's Day The UN began celebrating International Women's Day on 8 March during International Women's Year in 1975 07/03/2016
No Comment Istanbul violence as women defy rally ban Females in Turkey defied an official ban to mark International Women’s Day in Istanbul. The rally, ahead of the awareness day on Tuesday, March 8 07/03/2016
Turkey Women march in Turkey but are confronted by police Riot police in Istanbul forcibly broke up a rally of hundreds of women as they marked International Women’s Day two days early. March the 8 is the 07/03/2016
Sport Punching through the gender barriers in Pakistan In a dense and dusty neighborhood in the southern Pakistani city of Karachi, eight young girls lined up against a cement wall, touching their hands 01/03/2016
United Arab Emirates Dubai event turns spotlight on women and diversity Thousands of people have gathered in Dubai to talk women and diversity. The IMF’s Christine Lagarde and Jordan’s Queen Rania are among the speakers 23/02/2016
World News Victim, activist, heroine. Who was Masika? Euronews takes a look at the life of a remarkable woman 09/02/2016
Europe News Cologne kicks over carnival season amid security fears Cologne entered full party mode on Thursday as police stepped security following a series of robberies and sexual assaults on women over one month 04/02/2016
News South Africa's "Virgin Scholarship" unconstitutional; human rights groups claim A decision by Uthukela in KwaZulu -Natal municipality in South Africa to offer university scholarships to “virgins” has been denounced by feminists 24/01/2016
World News When half is a minority: how do women fare in international awards? “Condescending”, “ridiculous”, “embarrassing”, “lack of judgement”: Just some of the reactions on Twitter after the world’s most prestigious cartoon 18/01/2016
World News Cologne: Police break up anti-immigration march Riot police in the German city of Cologne broke up a largely right-wing crowd protesting against the country’s so-called open door migration policy 10/01/2016
Germany Women take to the streets of Cologne Women protest in Cologne city centre Follows 200 assault complaints “We want to move around freely” The news Pictures of the Day: A flashmob of 09/01/2016
Culture news French comics festival marred by sexist row Just weeks before it’s due to get underway, France’s prestigious Angoulême comics festival is up in arms. The reason? Out of the 30 graphic 07/01/2016
World News Cologne Mayor's tips for prevention of sexual assaults spark criticism on Twitter Cologne Mayor Henriette Reker is facing ridicule and outrage for urging women to stay ‘an arm’s length’ from strangers for their own safety after 06/01/2016
World News Switzerland to stop strippers' work permits Switzerland is to end a 20-year programme of giving special visas to non-Europeans coming to work as strippers in the country. In 2015 712 such work 29/12/2015
South Korea Japan and South Korea reach landmark "comfort women" agreement Japan apologises to South Korea and offers compensation in a landmark deal to settle the issue of "comfort women." 28/12/2015
India India toughens up rape laws for youths India’s upper house of parliament has passed a bill lowering the age at which youths can be tried for serious crimes. The law will allow those in 22/12/2015
Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia elects women councillors for the first time As many as 20 women have been elected in municipal polls in Saudi Arabia after a ban on women voting and running as candidates was lifted. It’s being 14/12/2015