‘Gender equality is a cultural combat,’ says French minister

To mark International Women's Day, France's Minister for Gender Equality, Marlène Schiappa, sat down with FRANCE 24's Annette Young to take stock of women’s rights in France.

Bloomberg Technology's Emily Chang speaks to Google Cloud CEO Diane Greene for International Women's Day.

Within one of the world’s most vicious conflicts, there remains a largely unreported narrative: the plight of women in Yemen.

108 years: wait for gender equality gets longer.

The World Economic Forum warned of women's declining participation in politics, unequal access to health and education. Germany was ranked 14th in gender wage equality, while the US slid to 51st.

'From bloody revolution to corporate breakfasts' International Women's Day in the Press

On this edition of "Bloomberg Equality," Bloomberg's Janet Paskin discusses the new California law requires most companies in the state to have at least one woman on their boards of directors by the end of this year.

Maria Giese, feature film director and activist, discusses steps forward on gender equality in Hollywood and the ineffectiveness of the equal employment opportunity law in the entertainment field.

Gender equality: Norway encourages men to work in female-dominated sectors.

Promoting gender equality: The importance of sending girls to school.

Critically-acclaimed actress Michelle Rodriguez sits down with Bloomberg’s Jackie Simmons at the Bloomberg Equality Summit in London for a wide-ranging conversation on driving gender equality in entertainment, business and the importance of conscious capitalism.

During Women’s Month gender equality becomes a major focus in business and society, but such issues are fought by the Commission for Gender Equality on a daily basis. President Cyril Ramaphosa echoed the importance of gender equity recently as he has appointed nine new commissioners to the Commission. Joining CNBC Africa is Tamara Mathebula, acting Chairperson of the Commission for Gender Equality.