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10 Women’s Rights Wins To Celebrate This International Women’s Day 2026
From Italy to Zambia, countries around the world have made bold moves to advance women’s rights in the past year.
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From Italy to Zambia, countries around the world have made bold moves to advance women’s rights in the past year.
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When the national anthem began, neither the players nor head coach Marziyeh Jafari sang, instead staring straight ahead and remaining largely motionless.
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A Court in Zambia overturned Zulu’s seven-year sentence, ruling that the Court failed to properly explain the charges to her before she accepted her guilty plea.
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Meyers Taylor's win is especially emotional as she had considered retiring in December 2025 during the bobsled World Cup in Norway.
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In a night where true Olympic spirit and sportsmanship shone through, US figure skater Alysa Liu and Japanese skaters Kaori Sakamoto and Ami Nakai took the top honors.
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The sweep comprised of gold medalist Choi Gaon of South Korea, Korean American silver medalist Chloe Kim competing for the US and bronze medalist Mitsuki Ono of Japan.
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Mohammadi has now been sentenced to a total of more than 44 years in prison and currently faces more than 17 years, as well as 154 lashes from previous sentences.
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“The message I wanted to show is that I didn’t choose between skating and being a mum. I am really proud of myself that I came back.”
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Queen Máxima said “security is no longer self-evident” and wanted to “contribute to that security”.
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“You know, she’s a young woman, I don’t think I’ve ever seen you smile.”
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Gonoi said the last 4.5 years she had experienced first-hand “how heavy the weight of speaking up is”, but added she did not regret speaking out.
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Noya Zion said the incident was “stressful” to her, adding “it is journalistic negligence not to check something before publishing it.”