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Rising Unreported Gender-Based Violence Among Spanish Adolescent Girls
A 2024 report reveals a significant increase in unreported gender-based violence among Spanish adolescent girls; 63.7% are unaware of their victimization, and 70.3% of those aware choose not to report it, highlighting critical gaps in awareness, reporting mechanisms, and educational intervention.
Rising Unreported Gender-Based Violence Among Spanish Adolescent Girls
A 2024 report reveals a significant increase in unreported gender-based violence among Spanish adolescent girls; 63.7% are unaware of their victimization, and 70.3% of those aware choose not to report it, highlighting critical gaps in awareness, reporting mechanisms, and educational intervention.
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48% Bias Score
Germany Appoints New LGBTQ+ Commissioner
Sophie Koch, a 31-year-old SPD member of the Saxon state parliament, was appointed Germany's new federal government commissioner for greater acceptance of sexual and gender diversity on May 25, 2024, aiming to build bridges and foster dialogue within civil society to combat prevalent antifeminist, s...
Germany Appoints New LGBTQ+ Commissioner
Sophie Koch, a 31-year-old SPD member of the Saxon state parliament, was appointed Germany's new federal government commissioner for greater acceptance of sexual and gender diversity on May 25, 2024, aiming to build bridges and foster dialogue within civil society to combat prevalent antifeminist, s...
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32% Bias Score
Legal Challenge to 50-Year-Old Childcare Tax Deduction Precedent
A high court case will challenge a 50-year-old Australian legal precedent that blocks parents from claiming childcare fees as a tax deduction, arguing that the 1971 Lodge case is outdated and fails to recognize the importance of childcare for modern families and the economy.
Legal Challenge to 50-Year-Old Childcare Tax Deduction Precedent
A high court case will challenge a 50-year-old Australian legal precedent that blocks parents from claiming childcare fees as a tax deduction, arguing that the 1971 Lodge case is outdated and fails to recognize the importance of childcare for modern families and the economy.
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60% Bias Score
Ghana Launches Nationwide Free Sanitary Pad Program for Schoolgirls
The Ghanaian government launched a 292.4 million-cedi program on April 24th to provide free sanitary pads to over two million schoolgirls, addressing high costs and improving school attendance and hygiene, following similar programs in Kenya, South Africa, and Botswana.
Ghana Launches Nationwide Free Sanitary Pad Program for Schoolgirls
The Ghanaian government launched a 292.4 million-cedi program on April 24th to provide free sanitary pads to over two million schoolgirls, addressing high costs and improving school attendance and hygiene, following similar programs in Kenya, South Africa, and Botswana.
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44% Bias Score
Argentina's Abortion Law Undermined by Current Government
Argentina legalized abortion in 2021 after a 20-year campaign by feminist and human rights groups; however, the current government is actively undermining the law's implementation by defunding it, creating access challenges for women.
Argentina's Abortion Law Undermined by Current Government
Argentina legalized abortion in 2021 after a 20-year campaign by feminist and human rights groups; however, the current government is actively undermining the law's implementation by defunding it, creating access challenges for women.
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36% Bias Score
Radio 1's Big Weekend: Liverpool's 100,000-Strong Music Celebration
Radio 1's Big Weekend in Liverpool attracted roughly 100,000 people over three days, featuring approximately 100 acts including headliners Sam Fender and secret set performer Ed Sheeran, alongside discussions of gender balance and sustainable practices.
Radio 1's Big Weekend: Liverpool's 100,000-Strong Music Celebration
Radio 1's Big Weekend in Liverpool attracted roughly 100,000 people over three days, featuring approximately 100 acts including headliners Sam Fender and secret set performer Ed Sheeran, alongside discussions of gender balance and sustainable practices.
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48% Bias Score
Germany Appoints New LGBTQ+ Commissioner
Germany appointed Sophie Koch, a 31-year-old SPD politician from Saxony, as its new federal commissioner for LGBTQ+ acceptance; she aims to build bridges and foster trust within civil society to combat discrimination against queer people, especially within the far-right.
Germany Appoints New LGBTQ+ Commissioner
Germany appointed Sophie Koch, a 31-year-old SPD politician from Saxony, as its new federal commissioner for LGBTQ+ acceptance; she aims to build bridges and foster trust within civil society to combat discrimination against queer people, especially within the far-right.
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32% Bias Score
Dutch Council Urges Workplace Safety Overhaul to Address Diversity
The Dutch Socio-Economic Council (SER) urges employers to adapt workplace safety regulations to better accommodate the increasing diversity of the workforce, citing outdated standards and significant economic costs related to occupational illnesses.
Dutch Council Urges Workplace Safety Overhaul to Address Diversity
The Dutch Socio-Economic Council (SER) urges employers to adapt workplace safety regulations to better accommodate the increasing diversity of the workforce, citing outdated standards and significant economic costs related to occupational illnesses.
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44% Bias Score
InVisibili" Exhibit Showcases Pioneering Italian Women Filmmakers
The "InVisibili" exhibit in Rome celebrates 30 pioneering Italian female filmmakers, highlighting their often-overlooked contributions to the early cinematic industry using archival materials from 20 historical archives, challenging the traditional male-centric narrative of cinema's history.
InVisibili" Exhibit Showcases Pioneering Italian Women Filmmakers
The "InVisibili" exhibit in Rome celebrates 30 pioneering Italian female filmmakers, highlighting their often-overlooked contributions to the early cinematic industry using archival materials from 20 historical archives, challenging the traditional male-centric narrative of cinema's history.
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16% Bias Score
African Microbiologist Advocates for Community-Based Solutions to Combat Neglected Tropical Diseases
Cameroonian microbiologist Sara Irène Eyangoh, director of Cameroon's Pasteur Center and coordinator of a WHO NTD lab network, highlights insufficient funding and gender inequality as major obstacles in combating neglected tropical diseases affecting over a billion people globally, advocating for co...
African Microbiologist Advocates for Community-Based Solutions to Combat Neglected Tropical Diseases
Cameroonian microbiologist Sara Irène Eyangoh, director of Cameroon's Pasteur Center and coordinator of a WHO NTD lab network, highlights insufficient funding and gender inequality as major obstacles in combating neglected tropical diseases affecting over a billion people globally, advocating for co...
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36% Bias Score
Insufficient Funding Threatens Women's Role in Peacebuilding 25 Years After UN Resolution 1325
Despite the UN's 25-year commitment to women's roles in peace and security (WPS), persistent systemic barriers and decreasing international aid threaten the effectiveness of peacebuilding efforts, while rising military spending undermines community-based solutions.
Insufficient Funding Threatens Women's Role in Peacebuilding 25 Years After UN Resolution 1325
Despite the UN's 25-year commitment to women's roles in peace and security (WPS), persistent systemic barriers and decreasing international aid threaten the effectiveness of peacebuilding efforts, while rising military spending undermines community-based solutions.
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44% Bias Score
Zingler Condemns Bundesliga's Treatment of Women's Football Teams
Union Berlin president Dirk Zingler criticized Bundesliga clubs for inadequate pay to women's teams, noting only four or five provide professional compensation, while his club's women's team recently earned promotion to the Bundesliga.
Zingler Condemns Bundesliga's Treatment of Women's Football Teams
Union Berlin president Dirk Zingler criticized Bundesliga clubs for inadequate pay to women's teams, noting only four or five provide professional compensation, while his club's women's team recently earned promotion to the Bundesliga.
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64% Bias Score
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