Torajyvä was the magazine of the lesbian feminist group Akanat. This first issue includes a presentation of the group and its activities. Most texts are personal accounts of lesbian and bisexual women.

This book is based on women’s personal accounts of violence in marriage. Quotations of these stories and interviews are combined with feminist analysis of domestic violence and references to international research.

The Finnish abortion law was reformed in 1970 after a heated public debate. At this time the Association of sexual politics collected women’s personal narratives and views of abortion. The book is based on this collection of written accounts and documented phone calls.

The book consists of three parts. The first parts present feminist ideas and analysis, followed by discussions about the “new women’s movement”, both Finnish and international.

The article gives an overview of antifeminist attitudes in Estonia in the mid-1990’s.

The article discusses anti-feminist attitudes in Estonia in early and mid-1990’s.

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

The article explores whether feminist ideas have spread or gained prominence in the Estonian society in the early 1990’s.