Woman asks for help from ex-husband after being attacked by current boyfriend in Jundiaí
A woman in Jundiaí requested assistance from her ex-husband to escape domestic violence from her current boyfriend, resulting in the boyfriend's arrest.
Women Expand Their Role in Public Security in Boa Vista
Women are taking on prominent roles in the Public Security sector in Boa Vista, Brazil, showing courage and leadership in the Municipal Civil Guard.
He recorded women's toilet at a store with a hidden camera
A 53-year-old man was arrested in Greece for possessing video recordings from a hidden camera in a women's restroom and child pornography.
Criminal Law: It's Time for Every Femicide to Be Punished as What It Is: Murder
The SPD calls for femicide, specifically the killing of women due to misogynistic motives, to be legally classified and punished as murder in Germany.
Law professor accused of rape and other crimes against 10 women in RS is arrested
A law professor and lawyer, Conrado Paulino da Rosa, was arrested in Porto Alegre after being accused of various crimes against ten women, including rape and psychological violence.
Pitiful Information about Afghanistan – New Law Makes Even Animals More Valuable than Women
A new law in Afghanistan allows men to physically abuse their wives as long as they do not cause serious injuries, leading to significant human rights concerns.
Community Police: 'We easily forget the girls'
A local police officer discusses the approach taken by law enforcement to address youth drug use and the importance of engaging with young women in these situations.
A Woman is Barely Worthy of Being Considered a Living Being in Afghanistan – New Law Permits Nearly All Forms of Violence
A new Taliban law in Afghanistan effectively endorses violence against women while imposing stricter penalties for animal cruelty.
Femicide: Is the legal recognition of the term ultimately necessary? Lawyers, academics, and mothers of victims respond
The article discusses the need for legal recognition of 'femicide' in Greece, highlighting the ongoing violence against women and the absence of specific laws addressing this issue.
The Taliban horror is law. Broken bones for women? It's worse to hit dogs
A new penal code in Afghanistan codifies severe punishments for women, far less severe for animal abuse, reflecting the Taliban's repressive regime.
Check out women's accounts of rape and other violence that support the complaint against lawyer and law professor in RS
The article discusses allegations against lawyer and law professor Conrado Paulino da Rosa, based on testimonies from ten women detailing various forms of violence attributed to him.
How exposure to noise above the law may have affected pregnant women in abortion cases at a slaughterhouse in MT
Brazil's Ministry of Labor is investigating a slaughterhouse for alleged noise violations possibly linked to a significant number of abortions among pregnant employees.
Two women, 88 and 53, charged with preventing burial after body found in car
Two women have been charged with preventing a lawful burial following the discovery of a man's body in a car park in Helston, Cornwall.
Judge prohibits Londrina City Hall from blocking the volleyball final based on law against trans athletes
A court in Paraná ruled that Londrina must allow the Women's Brazil Cup to proceed, following challenges to the participation of a transgender athlete.
Manure at Bongiorno. "An unreasonable gesture"
A protest by a group of women in Milan against Senator Giulia Bongiorno's rape law reform involved dumping manure outside her office.
Prosecutor's Office charges former law professor with sexual crimes against ten women in RS
The prosecutor's office in Rio Grande do Sul has charged former law professor Conrado Paulino da Rosa with sexual crimes against ten women, including rape and psychological violence.
The Weakness of the Narcos: Women Contribute to the Fall of Crime Leaders
Investigations into drug trafficking structures in Latin America reveal that the personal relationships of crime leaders often expose them to capture.
Latvia has the highest proportion of women working in the police in the European Union
Latvia's National Police reported an increase in personnel in 2022 but still faces shortages; issues with workload, working conditions, and pay have led to resignations, while efforts are ongoing to retain and attract officers back to the service.
Now it's in the law: Afghan men are allowed to beat their wives
A new law by the Taliban endorses violence against women, allowing husbands to beat their wives as long as it does not result in broken bones.
New Appeal for Consent Law in the EU
The European Parliament has called for a unified consent law to protect women against sexual violence, emphasizing the need for legal reform across the EU.
Understand how the law that authorizes women to use pepper spray for personal defense in Rondônia works
A law in Rondônia, Brazil, allows women to use pepper spray for personal defense, specifying rules for purchase and distribution, especially for domestic violence victims.
Daughter-in-law strangled her 22-day-old daughter during a fight with her in-laws, husband lives abroad
In a tragic incident in Uttarakhand, an infanticide has raised serious questions about the safety of women and children in the region.
Law Professor Accused of Rape and Other Crimes Against 10 Women in RS
A law professor in Rio Grande do Sul has been accused of multiple sexual offenses against ten women, including rape and psychological violence, following a comprehensive investigation.
Man sentenced for raping 13-year-old sister-in-law is arrested during operation in PI; suspect of assaulting his own mother also targeted
Two men were arrested in Teresina, Brazil, one of whom was sentenced for raping his 13-year-old sister-in-law, while another suspected of domestic violence against his mother was also apprehended.
Woman reports ex-boyfriend and mentions pregnancy loss after assaults in João Pessoa
A 28-year-old woman reported her ex-boyfriend for assault and revealed that she lost her pregnancy following episodes of violence in João Pessoa.
Suspect of Attempting to Murder Nurse is Arrested After Turning Himself in at the Women's Police Station in São Luís
Rômulo Sousa Coimbra was arrested after turning himself in for the attempted murder of his ex-wife Sarah Julia Melo in São Luís, Brazil.
With 30% Female Executives, Gender Representation in Executive Committees of Large Companies Progressing Well
France is nearing a mandate requiring 30% of executive committee positions to be held by women, with current levels at nearly 29%.
'They will come into power and defame Bihar'
Tejashwi Yadav sharply criticized Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and the Modi government regarding the deteriorating law and order situation in Bihar, emphasizing the recent brutal incidents involving women and children in the state.
'You can hit until a bone breaks...', a new law in this country allows husbands to beat their wives
A new law in Taliban-controlled Afghanistan permits husbands to physically abuse their wives, stipulating that injuries must not result in broken bones or open wounds.
'Law is dead...': RJD attacks government by releasing list of crimes against women, government retaliates
Political tensions in Bihar have escalated over law and order issues as the RJD accuses Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's government of failing to protect women from crime.
Triple Talaq from Husband, Halala from Brother-in-law, and Now It's Uncle's Turn!
A woman in Uttar Pradesh sought justice after experiencing triple talaq from her husband, being coerced into halala with her brother-in-law, and now facing pressure from her in-laws to engage in halala with her husband's uncle.
Madhya Pradesh: More than 270,000 Women and Girls Missing in 6 Years
A staggering number of over 270,000 women and girls have gone missing in Madhya Pradesh from 2020 to January 2026, according to a report from the state assembly.
Is it due to women's lack of 'effort'? [Wise Journalist Life]
The South Korean National Assembly has passed amendments to the school meal law, legally defining school meal workers and addressing their health and safety measures, while a survey reveals a stark contrast in gender wage perception between young men and women.
The Time When Eating Together Becomes Education [After the Incident of Kwon Kim Hyun Young]
A recent law amending the legal status of school meal workers in South Korea promises enhanced protection and rights for those in this field, highlighting long-standing issues of labor conditions and discrimination.
Killer Smile, Dangerous Plan... How the Don's Lady Love Got Caught in the Special Cell's Net
The story revolves around Khushnuma Ansari, known as Neha, who has been identified by police as the 'Lady Don' and was captured alongside a notorious gangster.
The PP presents its own law against the burqa to "defend women's equality"
The Popular Party (PP) in Spain has proposed a law to prohibit the burqa and niqab in public spaces, citing the defense of women's equality and freedom from coercion.
Sharia law victim who fled Somalia issues endorsement in critical Senate race
Ayaan Hirsi Ali, a women's rights activist and survivor of Sharia law, endorses Texas Senator John Cornyn in a competitive Senate race crucial for the GOP's majority.
Anna Psarouda-Benaki: The Woman Who Broke the 'Taboos'
Anna Psarouda-Benaki, a prominent figure in Greek law and public life, passed away having made historic strides as the first female President of the Hellenic Parliament and the first female president of the Academy of Athens.
A law is advancing in Spain to prohibit women from wearing the burka and niqab in public spaces
The far-right party Vox is set to propose a law in Spain that would ban the burka and niqab in public spaces, garnering support from the Popular Party.
Finocchiaro: "Thirty years ago the law on rape, a secret pact between women"
Former parliamentarian Finocchiaro reflects on a historic change in Italian legislation regarding sexual violence, emphasizing the role of women in shaping the law over the past thirty years.
Martha Pérez, teacher murdered by her daughter and son-in-law in Agua Dulce, Veracruz, is laid to rest
Martha Pérez González, a teacher allegedly murdered by her daughter and son-in-law, was laid to rest amid public demand for accountability in Agua Dulce, Veracruz.
Pablo Laurta was transferred to Concordia: cries for the femicide of his ex-partner and her mother-in-law and more details of the crime of the taxi driver
Pablo Laurta, accused of murdering his ex-partner and her mother-in-law, has been transferred to Concordia as investigations continue into the murders he committed.
Man chases and threatens ex-partner with death in an educational institution in Aracaju
A man threatened his ex-partner with death at her educational institution in Aracaju, leading to police intervention and the filing of a protective order.
Electoral Law Reform: CDU Women Want to Commit Parties to Parity
CDU female politicians in Germany are advocating for a parity law to increase the representation of women in the Bundestag, currently at just 32.4%.
Women subjected to intimate examination by fake doctor demand R$ 250,000 in compensation
Five women in Brazil are seeking R$ 250,000 in damages after a fraudulent doctor performed vaginal ultrasounds on them.
'Husband has an affair, with the sister-in-law too...' A daughter-in-law sat on a dharna at her in-laws' house
A woman staged a protest outside her in-laws' house in Jhansi, alleging her husband is having an affair and wants to remarry while being locked out by her mother-in-law.
Femicide cases in Chiapas increased by 200% in January: FGE
In January 2026, Chiapas reported a 200% increase in femicide cases compared to the same month last year, rising from one case in January 2025 to three in January 2026.
Dismantling a group that spread videos of sexual abuse of sedated women in Brazil
Brazil's Federal Police have dismantled a local arm of a transnational network distributing videos of sexual abuse against sedated women, involving at least seven Brazilian nationals.
Poisoned, starved, run over by cars - that's how Turkey legally kills dogs. Polish women are saving them
A group of Polish women is rescuing dogs and cats in Turkey due to a 2024 law that allows for the mass extermination of homeless animals.
Afghanistan Under the Rule of the Taliban and New Law: What Women Cannot Do?
The article discusses the restrictions placed on women in Afghanistan under Taliban rule and the internal divisions within the Taliban regarding women's rights.