There is something wrong in Pakistan with daughters. But with Friday prayers at the mosques this week, the tag line “my daughter is a blessing, not a curse,” is the official message that Imams across Pakistan have been preaching.
Haitian Novelist Edwidge Danticat Talks Love, Loss and the Power of Radio
A new magazine aims to provide a voice for adult adoptees around the country. Many of the magazine’s contributors are from Minnesota, a state with a rich history of international adoption. Minnesota Public Radio’s Laura Yuen reports.
African women who want to use birth control face many obstacles. Among them: their male partners. An organization in Kenya is engaging men in conversations about women’s reproductive choices.
In Africa’s child-centered cultures, women who cannot give birth often endure stigma, scorn, and social isolation. A rare clinic in South Africa offers high-tech fertility treatment to those of low-income.
The World’s multimedia producer Sonia Narang is wrapping up a three-week trip to Nepal where she’s been reporting on the difficult lives of women who still abide by centuries-old traditions.
In Chinese tradition, women who give birth are supposed to spend a month in confinement with their babies. It’s a tradition that many Chinese women still observe.