 | Clergy’s stance out of sync with what Muslim women wantKoodathayi found the pledge anti-Islamic because, according to the Sharia law, women are entitled to half the share given to the male member of the family. |
 | Flashes of bold UN talk on feminism, masculinity, patriarchyBolivian President Luis Arce touted 2022 as “The Year of the Cultural Revolution for Depatriarchalization” for his country, and urged the United Nations to adopt a decade-long effort to do the same. |
 | In the name of justiceOho Productions’ latest workTitle debates and challenges long-held beliefs and practices through a family drama on an ancestral property dispute |
 | KGF: Chapter 2, kidnapping the Girl FriendThis weekly column is a rumination on how women are portrayed in cinema. |
 | Vignettes of an undeterred empress, Empress Nur JahanBy adopting a unique gendered lens, this play throws light on the dynamic persona of the Mughal empress Nur Jahan |
 | In 2019, Malayalam cinema smashed sexism, patriarchy and softened a 'tough cop'Shane Nigam, Soubin Shahir and Parvathy Thiruvothu were the standout performers of the year, along with some talented debutants making a strong start in the industry. |
 | Women have always been considered second-class citizens: Priyanka ChopraThe actor says that the morden society is still extremely patriarchal, not just in India, but in the whole world. Women have to fight to get opportunities. |
 | Male dominance prominent in Malayalam film industry: BhavanaActress Bhavana has said that women in Malayalam cinema do not have the same acceptability as their male counterparts considering how producers market their films for satellite rights. |
