Manahel and her sisters Maryam and Fawzia lived in Saudi Arabia and campaigned for women's rights on social media. They regularly tweeted about gender inequality and called on the government for serious reforms to improve the situation of women. The sisters started the hashtag #IAmMyOwnGuardian , and it went viral on social media in 2016.

On the fourth anniversary of the journalist’s death, local residents laid flowers at the “Jolly Goat” monument - Slavina worked for the independent publication Koza Press. The previous memorial at the site of her self-immolation was blocked by security forces in the morning, allegedly because of road work, Slavina’s daughter Margarita Murakhtaeva told 7x7.

Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili refused to sign the law banning “LGBT propaganda,” which was recently approved by parliament. However, she did not veto the document, local media reported , citing her administration. As Paper Kartuli notes , this does not mean that the law will not come into force. According to the Constitution of Georgia, if the president does not sign the bill and does not return it to parliament with comments, the chairman of parliament can do so instead.

Time magazine published its Time 100's Next list of artists, musicians, athletes, politicians and other young people who are "shaping the future" of their industries. More than half of this year's list are women. American singer and actress Sabrina Carpenter appeared on the cover of the magazine, and Christina Aguilera wrote the text about her. “Sabrina handles any task with ease and charm, always smiling and maintaining her flirtatious charm when speaking and speaking with the press.

A week ago, in the Japanese city of Tsurumi, 23-year-old Karin Ryo went down to her neighborhood store to do some shopping. While she was choosing goods, an unknown man grabbed a pack of beer from the counter and ran to the exit without paying. The seller tried to stop him and a fight broke out in the doorway of the store. Then Karin intervened in the fight. She tripped the robber, knocked him to the floor, and then immediately put him in a headlock.

In London, they plan to open the Arzner cinema by the end of the year, where they will show mainstream and original queer cinema, reports the BBC. Festivals and cultural events will also be held there. The creators hope that the cinema will become a safe space for LGBT people in one of the most densely populated areas of London. Dorothy Arzner is one of the first female directors in Hollywood. Her career began in the late 1920s and lasted until the early 1940s.

On September 30, a court in the state of Georgia, USA, declared unconstitutional a local law banning abortions after six weeks of pregnancy, The Washington Post reports . Judge Robert McBurney said the ban violated women's right to control their own bodies because many might not even know they were pregnant so early. The state passed a law in 2019 to ban abortions beyond the point at which fetal heart activity can be detected.

Singer Charli XCX announced the release of her new album “Brat”. It will include 18 remixes, which will be worked on by Billie Eilish, Troye Sivan, Tinashe, Lorde, Robyn, Addison Rae, and Bon Iver. The release is scheduled for October 11. Fans learned about these collaborations from billboards that have popped up across the US in recent weeks.

As VibeMag reports , on September 27, commentators and bots began accusing the singer of having connections with the scandalous rapper. It began after it became known that Beyoncé and her husband Jay-Z were invited to P Diddy's White Party, where, according to police, guests beat and raped women. Many users openly insult the singer and demand a confession from her.