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International Women's Day 2026 focuses on legal equality, #GiveToGain, and women's rights in practice — not just on paper.

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Adam Williams writes historical novels that pull apart the mechanics of power and violence in distant centuries. Born in Hong Kong, he spent decades in the machinery of international trade, Jardine ...

Debra Liu is an Australian author and Daoist practitioner whose work intersects cultural history, religious ritual, and personal experience. Of Anglo-Celtic background, she was ordained into Qing Song ...

Rowena Hawkins is a Malaysian-based writer born in Singapore to a Ceylonese family linked to exiled sultans of the Dutch East Indies. Her memoir My Father is Police, Lah! recounts her childhood in ...

T.A. Morton is an Irish-Australian writer with a background in journalism and editing in Hong Kong. She holds a Master’s degree in Crime and Thriller Writing from the University of Cambridge and has ...

Emily Cheng is an artist, professor and curator, born in New York City. She received her BFA from Rhode Island School of Design and attended the New York Studio School. Her renowned artworks are large ...