A letter appealing to international feminist solidarity with the journalist Maria Antónia Palla, who was being tried in court for having made a tv program about clandestine abortion, was sent by Portuguese feminists on May 7th 1979.

MONA Foundation for the Women of Hungary is aiming to initiate public debates on women’s and men’s status and roles in a democratic society, and the still persisting problem of gender inequalities.

Description of the inequality that women experience as citizens and as spouses.

The article uses satire to expose and ridicule gender stereotypes, patriarchy, gender inequality and the prioritization of male viewpoints and desires in Estonia.