Questionable Support New Zealand Eyes Paid Leave for Miscarriage Would you avail of it, if it meant sharing and proving you lost a pregnancy? By The Swaddle Team
The Lady In Lady Justice Only 27% of Judges in India’s Lower Courts are Women Gender parity on the bench could mitigate biased legal judgments. By Anubhuti Matta
The Buzz Cut The Dawn of the Artificially Intelligent Celebrity Frankenstein is a Japanese pop star, plus whether Alexa is killing kids' empathy, in this week's roundup. By The Swaddle Team
A Tale Of Two Countries What a Stamp Says About Future Fertility Rates in the World’s Most Populous Countries China needs a young population; India has one. By Anubhuti Matta
Bloody Crazy PMS Isn’t Insanity. But Menstrual Psychosis Is a Real Condition. A recent ruling by the Rajasthan High Court makes the distinction necessary. By Liesl Goecker
One Step Back Parliament Enacts Death Sentence for Rape of Girls Under Twelve A bad idea that purports to combat rape culture just became a law that furthers it. By The Swaddle Team
The Exception Not The Rule Indra Nooyi’s Legacy Is More About Trade‑offs Than Personal Achievements Her candid discussions of work-life balance were groundbreaking. By The Swaddle Team
The Buzz Cut Why We Look to Celebrities to Save, Advise Us — Even When They’re Wrong Plus, the rise of the Insta power couple, and a lot more, in this week's roundup. By The Swaddle Team
Culture Clash Conservatives and Liberals Hold Different Views on the Meaning of Life One group thinks they have purpose, the other is still searching. By The Swaddle Team
Snake Oil Concoctions That Promise Boy Babies Are Causing Harmful Birth Defects Son preference is driving a market of dangerous indigenous medicines. By Angelina Shah
The Buzz Cut Michelle Williams Talks About All of Our Favorite Topics A new profile of the actress is one of several interesting takes on equality, marriage and parenting this week. By The Swaddle Team
On Her Own More Women on the Move, Seeking Economic Opportunity A new paper says more urban women than ever before are migrants on their own terms. By The Swaddle Team
Leave To Leave World’s First Domestic Violence Leave Law Enacted in New Zealand The policy will provide 10 days' paid leave to escape an abusive home. By The Swaddle Team
Uterus Tax Government Eliminates GST on Menstrual Pads But the move doesn't guarantee lower prices for women. By The Swaddle Team
The Buzz Cut Should a Transgender Character Be Played by a Transgender Actor? Recent casting in shows like Sacred Games makes it timely to ask. By The Swaddle Team
Education Reform Amendment Dismantling Part of RTE Act Passes Lok Sabha Experts say reforms go against the spirit of the original law. By Liesl Goecker
Cow Lobby Government Oxytocin Supply Would Have Caused Shortages for Pregnant Women But then again, regulating the drug was always about protecting cows, not women. By Urvija Banerji
Catch-22 Delhi High Court Hears Plea For Public Breastfeeding Spaces Mothers are shamed for breastfeeding in public, but don't have facilities to do it in private. By Urvija Banerji
