Wendy Kaur 2024-02-15 Wendy Kaur 2024-02-15

A Photojournalist Who Documented Afghan Women’s Lives Is Now Helping To Save Them

Interview with Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times photojournalist Lynsey Addario.

Wendy Kaur 2022-12-09 Wendy Kaur 2022-12-09

Morality Police Abolition In Iran Is Diversion Tactic By An Embattled Regime, Activists Say

Story on morality police abolition in Iran as a diverse tactic by the embattled regime. Sources include Jasmin Ramsey, deputy director for the Center for Human Rights in Iran; Dr. Nina Ansary, Director of the World Affairs Council of America; and Gissou Nia, Chair for the Iran Human Rights Documentation Center.

Wendy Kaur 2022-12-06 Wendy Kaur 2022-12-06

UN calls for release of five Afghan women’s rights activists who are detained indefinitely by the Taliban

Story on the five Afghan women’s rights activists who were detained indefinitely by the Taliban. Sources include United Nations spokesperson Jeremy Laurence, and Shahhussain Rasuli, of Hasht-e Subh Daily, an independent, non-profit newspaper in Afghanistan.

Wendy Kaur 2022-09-23 Wendy Kaur 2022-09-23

Protests in Iran over Mahsa Amini’s death shine spotlight on morality police

Story on the protests in Iran sparked by the death of Mahsa Amini. Sources included United Nations spokesperson Jeremy Laurence and Jasmin Ramsey, Deputy Director of the Center for Human Rights in Iran.

Heather Watterworth 2022-02-19 Heather Watterworth 2022-02-19

Women In [Canadian] Public Office Say That Systemic Sexism Needs A Political Shakedown

Prominent women in Canadian politics talk about the gender bias they face.

Wendy Kaur 2022-01-22 Wendy Kaur 2022-01-22

Outspoken Saudi Princess Basmah’s imprisonment ended as abruptly as it began, but questions remain.

Interview with the Princess’ legal advisor Henri Estramant.