‘Agenda Europe’: an extremist Christian network in the heart of Europe Commentary The 'Agenda Europe', a pan-European, Christian-extremist network, is committed to the 'restoration of natural order'. A text on why one should be aware of the existence of such networks. By Neil Datta
"Reach Everyone on the Planet…" Kimberlé Crenshaw and Intersectionality Book With the publication, "Reach Everyone on the Planet ...," the Gunda Werner Institute wants to honor Kimberlé Crenshaw and to illustrate the importance of the intersectional approach through a variety of contributions. pdf
Towards a feminist foreign policy in Myanmar Analysis After decades of civil war, the peace process in Myanmar remains stalled and male dominated. While international bodies support an inclusive process, national women’s networks struggle to embrace pluralism in the ethnically diverse state. By Erin Kamler
A feminist peace in Colombia? Analysis The inclusion of a gender perspective in the Colombia's peace agreement: past, present, and future. By Catalina Ruiz-Navarro
Feminist foreign policy - imperative for a more secure and just world Introduction Kristina Lunz and Nina Bernarding, who are leading the Centre for Feminist Foreign Policy in Germany explain why a peaceful world will remain an utopia without a feminist foreign policy. By Kristina Lunz and Nina Bernarding
Canada’s feminist vision for the G7 and beyond Analysis How to lobby the G7 countries to implement feminist policies? Canadian civil society organizations are pushing participation from the global south to highlight voices often not heard. By Beth Woroniuk
Under Surveillance: Cameras at every intersection Article Even in 2018, most queers know something about hiding. We know why you don’t have to be a criminal to need the cover of darkness. So do refugees and migrants, people with dark skin, and people who wear hijabs or turbans. By Dia Kayali
Social Sorting as a Tool for Surveillance Article The female body is constantly under surveillance - in private spaces as well as in public. Surveillance is about power. It is not just about a violation of privacy, but also an issue of social sorting. By Shmyla Khan
A feminist critique of the atomic bomb Background The “realist” discourse about nuclear weapons promises that weapons prevent war. A feminist analysis helps to understand how nuclear weapons are a patriarchal tool, benefitting the patriarchy. By Ray Acheson
Femicide Watch: An Initiative to Cherish For decades the feminist movement has claimed that women are killed for the fact of being women. The UN call for States to establish a “Femicide Watch” is a huge step in the right direction. By Ana Carcedo
