Shelina Janmohamed

March 8 marks women's day. The road to equality is far too long, writes Shelina Janmohamed

In challenging her sexual harasser, Rania Fahmy became a superheroine walking in our midst

New Zealander Jacinda Ardern is actually walking a well-trodden path because being a mother is work in itself

The past is not a graveyard where untruths are buried. It’s more like a horror movie where the undead continue to haunt our nightmares, writes Shelina Janmohamed

'Islam, Women and Me' felt like the struggles Muslim women face are in a vacuum from the wider women's movement, says Shelina Janmohamed

In a climate where the internet exists, there is no excuse for cultural blindness, says Shelina Janmohamed

For all the talk of encouraging women onto the top table, we still refuse to accept that women have an opinion, writes Shelina Janmohamed

This belittling of women based on nothing more than a spurious melanin count begins from birth, writes Shelina Janmohamed

There are plenty of valid criticisms of celebrity activists, writes Shelina Janmohamed, but they can and do bring about change

Artificial intelligence challenges our understanding of what it means to be alive – and might even make us better human beings, writes Shelina Janmohamed

From those who fought our causes to those who lost their lives fighting them, women have given the world a lot to write about this year, writes Shelina Janmohamed

As we approach Christmas, Shelina Janmohamed reflects on the centrality of Mary to the story of Jesus

Who defines what home is, and who decides who belongs in it, asks Shelina Janmohamed

More women are choosing to cover in style but too often, others impose their own view on their choices

We must be vigilant that we don’t give wings to the worst of human behaviour disguised as progress