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Almost 200 people, mostly women, have been murdered in the northeastern Indian state of Assam, accused of witchcraft and sorcery. We meet women who were branded as witches by their neighbours or relatives and have been forced into a life of exile.

Almost 200 people, mostly women, have been murdered in the northeastern Indian state of Assam, accused of witchcraft and sorcery. We meet the women branded as "witches"

For the first time in Afghanistan's history, its men and women’s teams are training to qualify for the Summer Paralympics, to be held in Tokyo in 2021.

The Covid pandemic, that has caused a sharp rise in people working from home, seems to be trumping some of the barriers women face when entering the workforce.

VICE goes into the world of eSports through the eyes of two all-female teams.

Feminist sit down and have a discussion about current issues.

Two comedians sit down to talk about how the comedy landscape has changed for women—both past and present.

The Miss Arc Broward pageant, a competition for children and teens with special needs, isn't what you'd expect from a typical beauty pageant.

During Japanese occupation, thousands of Southeast Asian women were forced to serve as sex workers. But on one tiny island in Indonesia, local women resisted by heavily tattooing themselves. Broadly traveled to meet the last tattooed women of Timor.

In this episode of High-Powered Fails, Oregon Governor Kate Brown explains how she lost her first job just after graduating law school, and what she learned in terms of overcoming sexism in subsequent job interviews.

Hoping to understand what goes into placenta consumption, Broadly’s Simone Sullivan meets up with doula Yehudit “Yomi” Chernovy to see how she prepares one woman’s placenta in pill form.

Former Obama aide Tina Tchen opens up about choosing the wrong candidate for a position in the White House, and what it took to recover from the media blowback.