20.01.2023 Written by: AD. Translated by: Lou Szabo “I support Saudi Arabia, women make up half of the Saudi population, so I support women’s rights”[1]Free translation. This statement is from an interview…
Subscribe to our newsletter
Receive the last newsletters from the geopolitic gender institute inside your mailbox !
06/04/23 Writer: Mathilde Penda Translator: Zoé Llacer In the age of the “Me Too” movement, the 12th economic power in the world remains a deeply patriarchal society, hiding behind a modern and…
Jennifer Eloundou Following the success of the first edition of the Hand-in-Hand Investment Forum (IF) in 2022, the second edition of the Investment Forum will take place from 17 to 20 October…
The Gender in Geopolitics Institute and Equipop publish a report analyzing digital technology as it contributes to the global phenomenon of backlash against women and LGBTI+ people, which is characterized by a…
12/07/2023 Written by: Donia Agchar Traduced by: Talia Gaudé In South Korea, the military service is an institution deeply rooted in the national security of the country. Every South Korean young man…
Written by: Clara DelhayeTranslated by: Lou Szabo At the end of February 2023, the Seoul High Court handed down a landmark ruling on marriage for all. The court recognized that same-sex couples…
17/07/2023 Article wrote by: Donia Agchar Translated by: Zoé Llacer Cyberbullying is a worrisome problem that affects numerous people across the world. In South Korea, this phenomenon is particularly significant and is…
Vani Bhardwaj 28/10/2023 More than 225 million displacements in Asia and Pacific due to disasters induced by climate change have been observed by the Asian Development Bank (ADB)[1]225 Million Displacements in Asia…
4/07/2023 Taïmé Pacalon Translated by Manon Picot As early as 1911, the first works of Chinese sexology ignored sexual relations between people of the same sex[1]Monteil, L. (2014, novembre 27). Usages et…
08.09.2023 Emma Beilouny The study of masculinity has often been overlooked in Iranian history and scholarship, rendering men the “invisible gender” in the conceptual sense. As Thomas Lacquer, historian and sexologist, suggests,…