Perspective on the black feminist movement in the UK. The use of the term ‘Black’ was in keeping with the preferred use of the individual authors.

The article confronts the issues that affected and impacted upon post-colonial feminism as a branch of feminist practice.

The photo documents a protest/political statement of the feminist activist group Dolle Mina who interrupted a meeting of gynaecologists by bearing their bellies on which the slogan ‘Boss of own belly’ was written.

The paper gives a comprehensive review of gender equality measures in Malta including a discussion on how important past events impacted on present policies within the strong influence of the Catholic Church.

The articles reflect on domestic violence, media, and the biblical interpretation of women and work from a feminist perspective and shows how women’s advancement does not go against the bible’s teachings.

This article analyses the relationship between women’s empowerment and the formal and informal education given even from the early years.

The introduction by editor Callus examines the main factors that have influenced social change with regards to women’s role in society and gives an overview of the chapters.

The book gives a historical overview of the evolution of feminism and women’s rights in Malta and abroad, acknowledging gains of the women’s movement.