
Today’s Mad Men
The military justice system needs a 21st century wake-up call.
The military justice system needs a 21st century wake-up call.
The root of the sexual assault crisis plaguing the military lies in militarism itself.
Two years after the Lara Logan assault, women continue to be attacked at protests in Tahrir Square.
The coverage of the Damini case has sparked a lively debate about how the Western media portrays rape culture abroad.
The war that tore apart Bosnia and Herzegovina ended in 1995. But many people, especially women, still await justice.
Angelina Jolie’s “In the Land of Blood and Honey” is an important reminder that the international community can’t forgo its responsibility to respond to genocide.
The Violence Against Women Act isn’t just about women.
Sexual violence is not a byproduct of war or an uncontrolled act by rogue soldiers, but a war crime committed primarily against women.
She deserves compassion as the global punditocracy conjectures about what’s going happen to the IMF without that French “rockstar” at its helm.
The UN Security Council Resolution 1325 on women, peace and security just turned 10 years old — but few nations are helping it meet its goals of involving women in peacemaking and peacekeeping.
Violence against women, violation of local autonomy, and contamination of the environment are all part of the U.S. military footprint in Asia.
A look at how to effectively petition to bring troops home from Iraq.
Nationalism is once again getting a makeover.