A recent study of working conditions in women’s football shows that female footballers do not enjoy the same rights as workers in other sectors.

Although crowds are increasing, female football players continue to fight for equal rights in a sport where considerable differences between men and women remain.

International sports organisations need to change gender classification procedures in women’s athletic events to be consistent with their own values, recent research argues.

The International Sport and Culture Association (ISCA) has created an online platform dedicated to initiatives that engage women in sport.

USA Gymnastics needs a complete cultural change to put athletes’ safety ahead of winning medals, concludes a recent report on the protection of young athletes.

Prize money gap in sport is narrowing with more sports achieving gender equality, according to a BBC Sport study.

With the addition of one of the most sensitive issues in sport to the conference agenda, Play the Game 2017 extends the deadline for abstract submission until 7 August 2017.

A coalition of women rights groups has launched a campaign calling on international sports bodies to boycott countries with sexual segregation in sports in order to secure sport as a ‘fundamental right’.