Five Venezuelan women raise their voices before Congress
The hearing made plain how sustained women's leadership has been in the search for justice, in humanitarian relief, and in the defense of free expression.
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Analysis and reflection on the rights of women, civic participation and democratic life.
Women in politics
The history of world politics was written for centuries almost without women. The challenge today is no longer proving they can lead. It is building systems where women's leadership stops being the exception.
Read the full articleDomestic violence: the silence that keeps destroying homes
One in three women worldwide has suffered physical or sexual violence. Domestic violence is not a private matter. It is a public health problem, a public safety problem, and a human rights problem.
Read the full articleThe economic empowerment of women: the smartest investment for building fairer societies
Closing gender gaps in employment and entrepreneurship could raise world GDP by 15 to 20 percent. Economic autonomy is also a tool for protecting human rights.
Read the full articleThe forgotten of Venezuelan migration: the human cost for those who stayed
Millions of Venezuelans remained in the country and have had to carry the emotional, social and economic consequences of family separation.
Read the full articleThe other face of the disaster: women, earthquakes and the new map of displacement in Venezuela
The earthquakes of 24 June 2026 left behind a quieter crisis: the uneven weight of the catastrophe on women, and the reshaping of the region's migration flows.
Read the full articleVenezuelan migrant women: when justice stops being a right
More than 8 million people have left Venezuela. For thousands of migrant women, access to justice dissolves between irregular status, lack of resources, and fear.
Read the full articleThe role of women in the family
A reading of the Instrumentum Laboris of the Synod on the Family: what the Church says about the decisive role of women, and the cultural change that teaching calls for in countries like ours.
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