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Dutch Study Reveals High Rate of Hidden Hormone-Related Problems Among Working Women
A survey by CBS and TNO found that one in three Dutch women conceal hormone-related issues at work, fearing dismissal, while 67% continue working despite significant health problems costing society €2.5-€7.8 billion annually.
Dutch Study Reveals High Rate of Hidden Hormone-Related Problems Among Working Women
A survey by CBS and TNO found that one in three Dutch women conceal hormone-related issues at work, fearing dismissal, while 67% continue working despite significant health problems costing society €2.5-€7.8 billion annually.
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28% Bias Score
Bolivia Bans Child Marriage
Bolivia has definitively banned child marriage, eliminating a legal exception that allowed 16-year-olds to marry with parental consent, affecting 11,297 adolescents married between 2010 and 2022, 89% of whom were girls.
Bolivia Bans Child Marriage
Bolivia has definitively banned child marriage, eliminating a legal exception that allowed 16-year-olds to marry with parental consent, affecting 11,297 adolescents married between 2010 and 2022, 89% of whom were girls.
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20% Bias Score
Women Changing Cities": How Female Leadership Reshapes Urban Environments
A new book, "Women Changing Cities," profiles 19 female leaders transforming cities globally by prioritizing pedestrianization, cycling infrastructure, and inclusive public spaces, improving urban livability.
Women Changing Cities": How Female Leadership Reshapes Urban Environments
A new book, "Women Changing Cities," profiles 19 female leaders transforming cities globally by prioritizing pedestrianization, cycling infrastructure, and inclusive public spaces, improving urban livability.
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44% Bias Score
Theodor Wolff Prize Awarded to ZEIT Journalists
Theodor Wolff Prize, awarded by BDZV, recognized ZEIT reporters Martin Spiewak and Bastian Berbner for their commentary on gender equality and global democracy, respectively, alongside other notable journalists.
Theodor Wolff Prize Awarded to ZEIT Journalists
Theodor Wolff Prize, awarded by BDZV, recognized ZEIT reporters Martin Spiewak and Bastian Berbner for their commentary on gender equality and global democracy, respectively, alongside other notable journalists.
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4% Bias Score
Female Board Index 2025 Shows Increase in Women in Leadership, but Retention Remains a Concern
The Female Board Index 2025 reveals a rise in women in leadership positions at publicly listed companies, driven by new policies promoting female appointments; however, data suggests that many women leave top positions after having children, raising concerns about retention.
Female Board Index 2025 Shows Increase in Women in Leadership, but Retention Remains a Concern
The Female Board Index 2025 reveals a rise in women in leadership positions at publicly listed companies, driven by new policies promoting female appointments; however, data suggests that many women leave top positions after having children, raising concerns about retention.
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28% Bias Score
Suzie Miller's Inter Alia: A Hit Play Exploring Sexual Assault and the Justice System
Australian playwright Suzie Miller's new play, Inter Alia, a companion piece to her successful Prima Facie, is receiving critical acclaim in London, selling out its National Theatre run and reaching 67,000 cinema viewers through National Theatre Live screenings.
Suzie Miller's Inter Alia: A Hit Play Exploring Sexual Assault and the Justice System
Australian playwright Suzie Miller's new play, Inter Alia, a companion piece to her successful Prima Facie, is receiving critical acclaim in London, selling out its National Theatre run and reaching 67,000 cinema viewers through National Theatre Live screenings.
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36% Bias Score
Spain's Failure to Address the Multi-Billion Euro Prostitution Industry
Despite years of debate and proposed legislation, Spain remains in legal limbo regarding prostitution, with high rates of sex trafficking and a multi-billion euro industry fueled by a permissive legal environment.
Spain's Failure to Address the Multi-Billion Euro Prostitution Industry
Despite years of debate and proposed legislation, Spain remains in legal limbo regarding prostitution, with high rates of sex trafficking and a multi-billion euro industry fueled by a permissive legal environment.
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64% Bias Score
Failure of Macedonian Institutions in Preventing Femicide Case Spurs Protests
The killing of 31-year-old Rosica and her father by her abusive ex-partner in Veles, Macedonia, has sparked protests due to the perceived failure of police, prosecutors, courts, and social services to protect her despite numerous reports of abuse.
Failure of Macedonian Institutions in Preventing Femicide Case Spurs Protests
The killing of 31-year-old Rosica and her father by her abusive ex-partner in Veles, Macedonia, has sparked protests due to the perceived failure of police, prosecutors, courts, and social services to protect her despite numerous reports of abuse.
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32% Bias Score
Gender Inequality Persists Despite Progress: UN Report Highlights Gaps and Urges Action
A new UN Women report reveals persistent gender inequality despite progress in some areas, warning that without urgent action, the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals on gender equality will not be met, particularly due to cuts in development aid.
Gender Inequality Persists Despite Progress: UN Report Highlights Gaps and Urges Action
A new UN Women report reveals persistent gender inequality despite progress in some areas, warning that without urgent action, the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals on gender equality will not be met, particularly due to cuts in development aid.
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20% Bias Score
Sheinbaum becomes first woman to lead Mexico's Independence Day Grito
Claudia Sheinbaum made history as the first woman to lead Mexico's Independence Day Grito ceremony in Mexico City's Zócalo, accompanied by an all-female military escort and her husband.
Sheinbaum becomes first woman to lead Mexico's Independence Day Grito
Claudia Sheinbaum made history as the first woman to lead Mexico's Independence Day Grito ceremony in Mexico City's Zócalo, accompanied by an all-female military escort and her husband.
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20% Bias Score
UN Report: Global Conflicts and Cuts Impede Progress on Gender Equality
A UN Women report reveals that despite progress in women's health and education, global conflicts, reduced aid, and resistance to gender equality threaten these gains, potentially increasing poverty and violence against women.
UN Report: Global Conflicts and Cuts Impede Progress on Gender Equality
A UN Women report reveals that despite progress in women's health and education, global conflicts, reduced aid, and resistance to gender equality threaten these gains, potentially increasing poverty and violence against women.
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12% Bias Score
Erosion of Women's Suffrage in the US: A Rising Threat
Influential figures in the US are increasingly expressing views that challenge women's right to vote, raising concerns about a potential rollback of suffrage.
Erosion of Women's Suffrage in the US: A Rising Threat
Influential figures in the US are increasingly expressing views that challenge women's right to vote, raising concerns about a potential rollback of suffrage.
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68% Bias Score
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