Female journalists in Pakistan make up a very small minority of the media workforce, often reported as less than 5%. They operate in a highly patriarchal environment, facing harassment, discrimination, and significant career barriers. While some recent reports indicate slight increases or opportunities in specific roles, women continue to confront systemic challenges in the country’s journalism landscape.

Pakistan: No Women Reporters Recorded On May 6 | Countries With Wide Gender Gaps 

Karen Makishima is the only female running for Japan's ruling party in her 20 seat prefecture for the October 27th general election reflecting the tough battle women face in breaking into the country's male dominated politics. Watch this report to know more.

Japan Fights Gender Gap As Elections Near

Time spent on leisure activities enjoys that positively impacts our productivity creativity and well-being. But just as inequality pervades every sphere of life it exists in our relaxation time too. So what do we do about this Gap in the gap of gender inequality in leisure? How do we fix it? Can a conversation around it be the starting point?

Who has more time for leisure, men or women?

Reading the fineprint: India is the third-largest digitalised country, says report

Biden White House annual report shows 20% gender pay gap

Gender gap persists in Jordan’s work force

The report highlighted that only 29.2 per cent of technical roles are held by women in India, while it was 25.3 per cent in Pakistan and 19.3 per cent in Afghanistan.

US ranks 30, India slips to 140th position in Global Gender Gap report

Women have to wait 135.6 years to be on equal footing with men: World Economic Forum

Global unemployment rate low but gender gap, low pay still haunts: ILO

More girls die under age five in countries with high gender inequality

Even in egalitarian Europe, female politicians must battle gender stereotypes, biased media coverage, and entrenched power.

Opinion: In politics, gender equality can't really come only from numbers

The proportion of "unpaid work" per day is far higher for women than men globally, while in case of India on average 66 per cent of women's work is unpaid, says a World Economic Forum report.

Gender gap index: 66% of women's work unpaid in India, says World Economic Forum

Honour killing as a concept hinges on regressive cultural mindset, lack of education and exposure and access to speedy justice

An Honour Code for Tyranny

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