violence against women
Let’s finally call ‘violence against women’ what it really is
Anne Kingston: It’s been 30 years since Marc Lépine killed 14 women at Montreal’s École Polytechnique. Why have we not properly addressed violence against women?
Guns and white supremacists don’t mix
Pam Palmater: The rise of white nationalism happened so quickly in Canada that the government does not have a handle on the serious threat it poses to public safety
Maryam Monsef on the violence against women and girls crisis
The minister talks to Anne Kingston about the Liberals’ second annual report card on the gender-based violence strategy, and what still needs to be done
What the Renfrew County murders tell us about rural violence
How isolation, poverty and an abundance of weapons put women at risk
Amid niqab controversy, women ask Harper if they meet dress code
Rachel Browne on the hashtag #DressCodePM that lit up social media in an effort to parody the government’s stance on the niqab
Women like me
‘What would I report? That I went home with a man I barely knew and then, halfway through, he got crazy?’
The real danger for women on campus
Focusing on women and drinking ignores a serious reality: The student perpetrator who is a sexual offender
Witch hunters of the Himalayas
Gender violence hits lower-caste women of Nepal accused of being witches
‘They are part of us’
House to create committee to study violence against Aboriginal women
‘The critical matter of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls’
The House considers committee hearings
India on trial: Why is sexual violence so prevalent in the country?
And how the reaction to one brutal case may finally lead to change
What students are talking about today (December 7th edition)
Worst-ever Gangnam parody, gun control & pub trouble