Articles by Jessica Abrahams
Jessica Abrahams / December 19, 2015
A politician with naked ambition could hold the balance of power
Jessica Abrahams / November 17, 2015
It's not just which stories the media covers-the way it covers them matters just as much
Jessica Abrahams / September 17, 2015
We've made progress, but more could still be done
Jessica Abrahams / September 9, 2015
One of Egypt's leading human rights lawyers explains why her country's attitude to women is worsening
Jessica Abrahams / August 20, 2015
The Hillary Doctrine: Sex and American Foreign Policy by Valerie M Hudson and Patricia Leidl (Columbia University Press, £19.95)
“Women’s rights are human rights”: Hillary Clinton’s...
Jessica Abrahams / July 16, 2015
by Jonathan Sacks (Hodder & Stoughton, £20)
Throughout history religion and violence have often gone hand-in-hand. Thus the age-old question of whether religion is the cause of violence, or a...
Jessica Abrahams / June 18, 2015
Pro-life activists in the United States are successfully chipping away at a woman’s freedom to have an abortion
Jessica Abrahams / May 21, 2015
Headscarves and Hymens, by Mona Eltahawy
American-Egyptian journalist Mona Eltahawy came to the world’s attention in November 2011 when she was physically and sexually assaulted by police during...
Jessica Abrahams / April 23, 2015
(Portobello, £12.99)
Caroline Criado-Perez is the feminist writer best known for her 2013 campaign to have at least one woman among the historical figures depicted on British banknotes. The...
Jessica Abrahams / April 8, 2015
If we barred sexism in advertising, we wouldn't have many adverts left