Kaja Godek said homosexuality was a 'deviation' on a Polish talkshow in 2018

Women who choose not to have children still find themselves existing in a society that undermines them - but the tide is turning

His genius is to lull you into thinking he’s harmless

Protests were largely peaceful amid heightened security as police cars drove nearby

Healy-Raes say they will not be ‘whipped’ when it comes to ‘fundamental issues’ and ‘matters of conscience’

It is impossible to understand the former US president without taking seriously his faith, which underpinned his whole life, both public and private

Lack of affordable, accessible, quality childcare means women are often forced into part-time, more precarious work

The US president is a once-in-a-lifetime master manipulator of the unseen energies that sway the electorate

Television: Sensitive and wrenching documentary series recounts the death of Savita Halappanavar after she suffered a miscarriage 17 weeks into her pregnancy

Election profile: Morally conservative party proposes child benefits from fourth month of pregnancy to discourage abortion

By embracing abortion in the 1970s, feminism accepted that pregnancy is damaging to women’s lives, rather than something fundamental to human experience

There are lessons for Ireland from the US election about the disconnect between establishment voices and the feelings of the electorate

US election shows voters still demand that a woman candidate must be without fault

Abortion campaigners lose in Florida, Nebraska and South Dakota

Two tragic cases in Georgia sparked debate about maternal mortality in the US, particularly among black women

The Oscar winner reunites with Eileen Walsh, his Disco Pigs co-star, for Small Things Like These. For young Irish abroad, was its Ireland worth returning to?

Pontiff (87) says not welcoming migrants is a ‘grave’ sin and both candidates are ‘against life’

Protests within 100m of hospitals and other facilities offering pregnancy terminations will be prohibited from mid-October

Book shows that even as Ireland has changed, its biggest problems remain ‘deep-rooted and historical’

The retired Supreme Court judge looks back on an extraordinary career that included ruling on the difficult case of a pregnant woman on life support, as well as divorcing ‘half of Cork’