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The UN's Proposition to Merge UN Women and UNFPA: Why Fix It If It Isn't Broken?

The UN's Proposition to Merge UN Women and UNFPA: Why Fix It If It Isn't Broken?

UN Women was formed by the UN General Assembly in July 2010 to address "the lack of a single, powerful driver for gender equality, accelerating progress on women's rights worldwide." As part of the UN80 initiative, UN Secretary-General António Guterres requested an assessment of the

By The Conlon Post 17 Apr 2026
The Gesture of Becoming: On Hortensia Mi Kafchin and the quiet radicalism of transition

The Gesture of Becoming: On Hortensia Mi Kafchin and the quiet radicalism of transition

Born in Galați, Romania and now living and working in Berlin, Hortensia Mi Kafchin is a compelling thinker whose work translates contradictory thoughts into a multifaceted practice of recurring motifs and an obsession with catching things in transition. Bodies, images, belief systems. It feels native to an era where nothing

By The Conlon Post 14 Apr 2026
UK Parliament to Vote on Removing Women From Criminal Abortion Law

UK Parliament to Vote on Removing Women From Criminal Abortion Law

Tomorrow the Crime and Policing Bill returns to the House of Commons for consideration of the Lords amendments.  Should the two Houses agree on the final text of Clause 208, women will be removed from criminal law in relation to the termination of their own pregnancies in England and Wales.

By The Conlon Post 13 Apr 2026
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