''Any revolution that doesn't create equality for women will be incomplete.'' Amen. The book is sobering but also a testament to courage and victories great and small, such as Somali Dr Hawa Abdi's refusal to back down in the face of the militias, and a fatwa against female genital mutilation in Iraqi Kurdistan.

"Essential reading for those who work in the field of human rights."

According to Germaine Greer, the revolution for women’s equality hasn’t even begun.

Whether you agree with Greer or not, The Unfinished Revolution: Voices from the Global Fight for Women’s Rights makes it abundantly clear that the revolution is nowhere near finished. This book is an impressive and readable collection of essays detailing the tremendous progress made over the past two decades towards recognising women’s rights as human rights.

A powerful and important anthology of articles documenting the human rights abuses that women face all over the globe and the efforts to stop them ... Unfinished Revolutions should be required reading for all who consider themselves feminists, no matter where they live.

"A compelling, multicultural resource."

"A powerful overview of contemporary women's issues... Simultaneously an inspiration and a call-to-action."