Unlike Poldark and Game of Thrones, the final series of the ITV drama refuses to portray a survivor’s story for cheap thrills and makes important points about sexual violence

Publishing an article that normalises sexual assault in relationships is not only wrong, it is dangerous – the Daily Mail should know better

The fact that air travel is associated with glamour and excitement is no excuse for treating female cabin crew like sexualised props

With his serial opposition to measures tackling domestic and sexual violence, the Tory MP looks less like a politician and more like an internet troll

The doll’s new incarnation sets out to overcome gender stereotypes – before falling for them hook, line and sinker. But it’s just the latest in a long line of similar failures

Using euphemistic language downplays the severity of an offence and enforces a dangerous message: it isn’t a big deal, and victims won’t be taken seriously

Innovative schemes to recognise domestic abuse are welcome – but government funding for women’s refuges is what is most desperately needed

Over the past 12 months, women caused an NHS meltdown, wore too many clothes to the beach and just didn’t smile enough. We look back at the year’s most sexist moments

The gamechanging inventor Margaret E Knight is summed up in only 500 words on the site, where men make up 83% of notable profiles – and most of the editors too

Stop the patronising consultations. There is no valid reason to restrict women’s access to emergency contraception – or charge so much for it

New research says 70% of British women have taken steps in their everyday lives to guard against harassment. From rape alarms to self-defence rings – the idea that the onus is on us is writ large

A new report says paid breaks to breastfeed or express milk should be part of flexible working, but first we must be weaned off the cultural stigma

As of today, women in the UK are effectively working for free for the rest of the year. On Equal Pay Day, why not take a stand and protest creatively?

She might be a superstar but the pressure to have kids – as well as the fear of failing as a mother and being judged on her looks – is as much her reality as it is ours

‘Debates’ like the one I was a part of on the Today programme this morning lead listeners to believe there are two equally valid sides to the story. There aren’t

The results of the annual Girlguiding survey reflect a five-year decline in young girls’ body confidence, with 40% of young girls reporting that they do not feel happy with how they look