Violence against women - New Statesman

Counterextremism expert Milo Comerford on what Isis can teach us about the spread of radical misogyny.

By Rachel Cunliffe

The director Dominik Moll is known for his tightly-plotted French thrillers. Now, he takes on an unsolved true crime.

By Jonathan Coe

The Tories claim they are standing up for women’s rights, but their track record tells a different story.

By Zoë Grünewald

A shocking report into the TSSA exposes the misogyny and harassment endured by women in the labour movement.

By Rachel Wearmouth

This is why I’m calling for a new code of practice that would force social media companies to tackle violence…

By Nicky Morgan

How else can we explain constant horror stories – or a rapist police officer avoiding detection despite seventeen years of…

By Alona Ferber

After the Taliban took over I met many women who told me they had no intention of leaving – but…

By Yalda Hakim

43 Tory MPs are backing a plan to make social media bosses face prison if they fail to protect children…

By Sarah Dawood

It doesn’t matter what you think of Meghan. What matters is what you think about women.

By Nimco Ali

Tate’s validation is too alluring to ignore when you’re rejected by society and economically handicapped.

By Nadeine Asbali

Article 59 of the Istanbul Convention insists no woman should have to remain in an abusive relationship to keep residency.…

By Ben van der Merwe

Sexual violence as a weapon of war is not only a crime against humanity, it’s often treated as a side…

By Christina Lamb