selection of the sex discriminatory laws still in place around the world. Their latest report was released in March 2020. Equality Now has expressed its outrage at the Donald Trump administration military trans exclusion memo. Partnerships with The Handmaid's Tale In June 2018, it was announced Equality Now would partner with Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale to release the Hope Lives In Every Name Campaign. At the time of the campaign's release, Handmaid's Tale executive producer Warren Littlefield said, “We are honored to partner with Equality Now to help raise awareness of the vital work they do for women and girls around the world...Their efforts of addressing and helping correct inequality and injustice where it exists for girls and women especially resonates with the message of our show, and we are proud to be part of this campaign.” One year later, in June 2019, Equality Now unveiled its second partnership with The Handmaid's Tale, The World I Want To Live In, which ran in tandem the series' third season in the U.S. and the U.K. In August 2019, Equality Now revealed the organization had been selected as the official charity partner for the release campaign of Margaret Atwood's novel The Testaments, the highly anticipated sequel to The Handmaid's Tale. In a statement, Equality Now said they were "honored" to serve as the event's charity partner and went on to say, "The rollback of women’s rights is as relevant as ever, and we hope that this global movement around The Testaments continues the momentum to fight for gender equality around the world. Although Gilead and The Testaments are fictional, they hold a mirror up to the state of women’s rights today. Gilead depicts a dystopian future in which women are enslaved, married off, raped and denied their most fundamental human rights. The patriarchal and discriminatory practices of Gilead are the practices Equality Now tackles every day." Through a statement, Atwood said she was "delighted" the events surrounding the novel's release would be working in partnership with the organization. Additional publications In March 2020, Equality Now released "Words and Deeds: Holding Governments Accountable in the Beijing Review Process", highlighting sex discriminatory laws in place around the world. In January 2019, Equality Now released "Roadblocks To Justice: How The Law Is Failing Survivors Of Sexual Violence In Eurasia." The first report of its kind the report surveyed sexual violence laws in the 15 countries