‘Smear for smear’ campaign leaves many uncomfortable
Vicki Jamieson: The ‘smear for smear’ campaign, even if well intentioned, is misguided
If men menstruated, would periods still be taboo?
Michele Hanson: In my day, women didn’t dare mention menstruation – thank goodness sports stars such as Heather Watson are talking about it. Now, if only I could understand why tampons are taxed as a luxury item …
Crisis pregnancy centres, Brian Souter, and the anti-abortion pound
Jo Tacon: The Stagecoach boss’s donation raises more questions about anti-abortion propaganda in centres designed to offer impartial advice
Menstruation: the last great sporting taboo
Paula Cocozza: When Heather Watson crashed out of the Australian Open this week, she put her poor performance down to starting her period – publicly breaking the silence on an issue that affects all sportswomen. But why is it still something we never hear about?
Theresa May’s new FGM reporting rules ‘will stop families seeking help’
Royal College of Paediatricians says there is no evidence that forcing doctors to report FGM to police will better protect victims
The question isn’t if female ejaculation is real. It’s why you don’t trust women to tell you
Lux Alptraum: The debate about ‘squirting’ is actually about whether or not women can be trusted to accurately report their own sexual experiences
All change: running (fast) through the menopause
Every study, doctor and book on the menopause recommends exercise. But why, asks Ronnie Haydon, can’t we aim for more than a gentle stroll? Middle-aged women are still strong and capable
What will shape women’s rights over the next 15 years?
Carla Kweifio-Okai: What should be included in the sustainable development goals to promote women’s equality and empowerment, and will they work?
#thisgirlcan ad campaign: no models – just gumshields, sweat and endorphins
Sport England’s drive to get more women involved in exercise and sport sweeps aside stigmas and is ideal for social sharing
Spain asks parents to sign declaration to protect daughters from FGM
Protocol says girls from countries where female genital mutilation is practised should meet doctors before and after visits