The insertion of long-acting contraceptives into the bodies of young girls does not protect them from sexual abuse. It sets them up for greater exploitation.
Mother's Day arrives again with its uncertainties, pressures and a declaration of faith.
The crimes of Josef Fritzl cannot be explained within our normal secularist assumptions about the world.
In the mad world of 21st century relationships the home of two sisters incurs a tax while that of ‘civil partners’ is exempt.
A religious sect is being prosecuted for under-age sex and marriage. A lot of other people should be feeling uncomfortable.
It is not middle-class women who are ending up on the shelf but their less educated sisters.
A report by three Australian academics tries to convince us that women are shaping a new and ethical porn industry.
Childlessness is not a tragedy, says an Anglican bishop.
As the Pope begins his visit to the United States there is one topic he is certain to speak on.
It is ten years since she published "It Takes a Village", and Mrs Clinton still sounds the same.
If it takes a village to raise a child, what does it take to raise a village?
The African family can teach the West a few lessons, says a Congolese lawyer.
Thirty-five? Or worse, 40, and unmarried? Should a girl give up on romance and settle for someone who will take out the trash?
In the name of freedom women have connived in reducing their sex to a consumer object. It is time to look for a new path to liberation.
The Earth might be warming up but its people are going cold on their own future -- and no-one in authority seems the least bit concerned.
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