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Women's Rising Financial Power Reshapes Politics and Philanthropy
The increasing financial power of women, driven by the "great wealth transfer," is reshaping political donations and philanthropy, with women prioritizing climate change and women's rights, potentially shifting policy priorities and electoral outcomes.
Women's Rising Financial Power Reshapes Politics and Philanthropy
The increasing financial power of women, driven by the "great wealth transfer," is reshaping political donations and philanthropy, with women prioritizing climate change and women's rights, potentially shifting policy priorities and electoral outcomes.
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36% Bias Score
Amsterdam Illuminates to Protest Violence Against Women
Amsterdam landmarks will be illuminated orange tonight to protest violence against women, following the murder of 17-year-old Lisa; a fundraising campaign has already collected nearly half a million euros.
Amsterdam Illuminates to Protest Violence Against Women
Amsterdam landmarks will be illuminated orange tonight to protest violence against women, following the murder of 17-year-old Lisa; a fundraising campaign has already collected nearly half a million euros.
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24% Bias Score
Turkey Debates 'Woman's Statement as Evidence' Principle Amidst Sexual Harassment Allegations
In Turkey, a debate about the legal principle of 'woman's statement as evidence' is ongoing following numerous sexual harassment allegations against prominent men in the film and broadcasting industries; the principle prioritizes the victim's testimony in sexual assault cases where physical evidence...
Turkey Debates 'Woman's Statement as Evidence' Principle Amidst Sexual Harassment Allegations
In Turkey, a debate about the legal principle of 'woman's statement as evidence' is ongoing following numerous sexual harassment allegations against prominent men in the film and broadcasting industries; the principle prioritizes the victim's testimony in sexual assault cases where physical evidence...
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44% Bias Score
Spain to remove prostitution from economic classification amid abolition plans
Spain's recent inclusion of prostitution in its National Classification of Economic Activities (CNAE) contradicts its planned legislation to abolish it; the government attributes this to an automatic translation from Eurostat guidelines and is now working to remove it.
Spain to remove prostitution from economic classification amid abolition plans
Spain's recent inclusion of prostitution in its National Classification of Economic Activities (CNAE) contradicts its planned legislation to abolish it; the government attributes this to an automatic translation from Eurostat guidelines and is now working to remove it.
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52% Bias Score
Thuringia Funds €8.1 Million for New Women's Shelters Amidst Rising Domestic Violence
Thuringia, Germany, will invest €8.1 million in new women's shelters to address a rise in domestic violence cases (6,551 in 2023), with one incident reported every 80 minutes, and to fulfill a newly established legal right to protection for victims; implementation is delayed until autumn due to pend...
Thuringia Funds €8.1 Million for New Women's Shelters Amidst Rising Domestic Violence
Thuringia, Germany, will invest €8.1 million in new women's shelters to address a rise in domestic violence cases (6,551 in 2023), with one incident reported every 80 minutes, and to fulfill a newly established legal right to protection for victims; implementation is delayed until autumn due to pend...
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40% Bias Score
China: Women's Co-living Spaces Rise Amidst Societal Pressures
In Zhejiang, China, women are establishing co-living spaces like "Keke's Imaginative Space" and "Half the Sky" to escape male harassment and societal pressures, offering community, support, and a break from traditional gender roles for a fee of around four euros per night.
China: Women's Co-living Spaces Rise Amidst Societal Pressures
In Zhejiang, China, women are establishing co-living spaces like "Keke's Imaginative Space" and "Half the Sky" to escape male harassment and societal pressures, offering community, support, and a break from traditional gender roles for a fee of around four euros per night.
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48% Bias Score
Reynolds Wins Defamation Case Against Higgins
A court ruled that Brittany Higgins defamed former Australian Senator Linda Reynolds in two social media posts related to a 2021 rape allegation, awarding Reynolds A$315,000 in damages. The verdict is part of a larger legal battle stemming from the initial rape claim.
Reynolds Wins Defamation Case Against Higgins
A court ruled that Brittany Higgins defamed former Australian Senator Linda Reynolds in two social media posts related to a 2021 rape allegation, awarding Reynolds A$315,000 in damages. The verdict is part of a larger legal battle stemming from the initial rape claim.
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52% Bias Score
Inter-American Court Recognizes Right to Care
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights' Advisory Opinion OC-31/25 establishes the right to care, involving Chile's Ministries of Social Development and Women's Equality, marking a significant step towards recognizing care as a fundamental human right.
Inter-American Court Recognizes Right to Care
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights' Advisory Opinion OC-31/25 establishes the right to care, involving Chile's Ministries of Social Development and Women's Equality, marking a significant step towards recognizing care as a fundamental human right.
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24% Bias Score
U.S. Ranks Among Four Countries Lacking Statutory Maternity Pay
The United States is one of only four countries worldwide without statutory maternity pay, a stark contrast to nations like Norway offering $73,955 maximum (in international dollars), rooted in post-WWII policy choices differing from those of European countries.
U.S. Ranks Among Four Countries Lacking Statutory Maternity Pay
The United States is one of only four countries worldwide without statutory maternity pay, a stark contrast to nations like Norway offering $73,955 maximum (in international dollars), rooted in post-WWII policy choices differing from those of European countries.
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44% Bias Score
Germany Debates Electronic Monitoring for Domestic Violence Perpetrators After Femicide
A woman in Stendal, Germany, was killed by her ex-partner despite a restraining order, prompting calls for electronic monitoring and stricter laws regarding access to children for violent parents.
Germany Debates Electronic Monitoring for Domestic Violence Perpetrators After Femicide
A woman in Stendal, Germany, was killed by her ex-partner despite a restraining order, prompting calls for electronic monitoring and stricter laws regarding access to children for violent parents.
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60% Bias Score
Tigray Court Upholds Right to Wear Hijab in Schools
A Tigray court ruled that Muslim girls can wear hijabs to school in Aksum, reversing a ban that prevented them from attending classes and taking exams since November; the ruling followed a petition by the Tigray Supreme Council of Islamic Affairs.
Tigray Court Upholds Right to Wear Hijab in Schools
A Tigray court ruled that Muslim girls can wear hijabs to school in Aksum, reversing a ban that prevented them from attending classes and taking exams since November; the ruling followed a petition by the Tigray Supreme Council of Islamic Affairs.
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44% Bias Score
Guardian Wins Defamation Case: Noel Clarke's Misconduct Reporting Vindicated
A British high court ruled that the Guardian's reporting on Noel Clarke's sexual misconduct was true and in the public interest, vindicating the accounts of over 20 women who accused the actor of various forms of harassment and bullying between 2004 and 2019.
Guardian Wins Defamation Case: Noel Clarke's Misconduct Reporting Vindicated
A British high court ruled that the Guardian's reporting on Noel Clarke's sexual misconduct was true and in the public interest, vindicating the accounts of over 20 women who accused the actor of various forms of harassment and bullying between 2004 and 2019.
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60% Bias Score
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