Female abuse victims who kill their abusers are failed by a justice system that punishes them for seeking to escape their abuse.

An analysis of the role of lawsuits in closing the gender pay gap through the examination of recent wage discrimination cases and their ruli

In honour of International Day of the Girl, we discuss street harassment and whether it should be a specific criminal offence in the UK.

Almost a hundred years since their abolition, this article explores the history and value of juries of matrons

This article discusses the legal and ethical challenges surrounding current regulation on sex categorisation in elite sport

This article analyses the UN's critical but limited efforts to reform gender equality laws around the world

As violence continues to affect Native American women, the VAWA’s new provisions aim to ensure greater protection

Using the case of Lisa Montgomery, this article discusses the insanity defense and its gender-based injustices

How has the law historically been used for women’s liberation and what modern conflicts between feminism and the law exist?

Legal reforms have paved the way towards gender equality in the UK. However, more changes are required to support and empower women

The re-elected Polish right-wing Catholic Party serves as a dominant power against women’s right to control their bodies through abortions

Prosecution of rape in international humanitarian law has established it as a war crime rather than a unavoidable consequence of war

An investigation into the unique “not proven” verdict in Scots Law and its application in sexual assault cases