The World Forum for Democracy 2018 is dedicated to gender equality and women’s rights, focusing on women’s public, political and economic participation and combating violence against women in the wake of #MeToo.
“I’m a sex worker and a feminist”: Fighting for sex worker rights in Argentina
Activist Elena Eva Reynaga faced decades of arrest, rape and abuse. But she won’t stop organising and educating the world on sex worker rights. Español
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