Shelina Janmohamed

By taking her daughter to a United Nations General Assembly meeting, the prime minister of New Zealand sent a powerful message on behalf of women everywhere

Typecasting actors as terrorist and villains stifles talent, alienates a huge audience and fails the Riz Test

They still boil down to just one thing: scoring women. And the crux of it is scoring women in a line-up to determine who is the most pleasing

By inviting him to speak at three different events, organisers have failed to see the dangers of mainstreaming horrific views with potentially catastrophic consequences

The first Emirati astronauts will need to dig deep into their theology during their interstellar adventures, writes Shelina Janmohamed

A proud hatred of the other has emerged across the world. We must not be complacent that this hiccup will pass

Through appropriation, the powerful profit from the very cultures they malign, writes Shelina Janmohamed

This is not about the burqa, but about the vilification of Muslims for political gain, writes Shelina Janmohamed

This week's High Court ruling in the UK highlights the failure of some spiritual leaders to protect the sanctity of marriage, writes Shelina Janmohamed

Building your own 'liberation' on the backs of others is not a form of empowerment

In Hollywood, sport and beyond, ageist and sexist notions of womanhood need to be stamped out, writes Shelina Janmohamed

Hate is designed to exhaust our energy in tackling aggression, rather than devoting it to controlling our own lives and futures, writes Shelina Janmohamed

Violence is the choice of men who believe they are owed something by women, writes Shelina Janmohamed

If the pilgrims of today and tomorrow are committed to the small screen, maybe we ought to make some allowances for it, writes Shelina Janmohamed

The vile phenomenon of 'upskirting' has sparked a debate around female bodily autonomy in the UK, writes Shelina Janmohamed