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Liberal Party's Gender Quota Debate Reveals Internal Divisions
The Australian Liberal party appointed its first female leader, Sussan Ley, yet faces internal division over a petition for gender quotas, revealing tensions between conservative and moderate factions amidst recent electoral setbacks. Unexpected signatories include former VP Teena McQueen and former...
Liberal Party's Gender Quota Debate Reveals Internal Divisions
The Australian Liberal party appointed its first female leader, Sussan Ley, yet faces internal division over a petition for gender quotas, revealing tensions between conservative and moderate factions amidst recent electoral setbacks. Unexpected signatories include former VP Teena McQueen and former...
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56% Bias Score
AI-Powered Social Enterprises Transform Communities in Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia List
Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia: Social Impact listees are leveraging AI and other technologies to address social issues; Karya, a non-profit, pays rural Indian women to record their languages for AI training data, earning 20 times minimum wage; other examples include apps for the disabled and support for A...
AI-Powered Social Enterprises Transform Communities in Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia List
Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia: Social Impact listees are leveraging AI and other technologies to address social issues; Karya, a non-profit, pays rural Indian women to record their languages for AI training data, earning 20 times minimum wage; other examples include apps for the disabled and support for A...
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32% Bias Score
UK Cuts Aid to Women and Girls, Sparking Outrage
The UK government is eliminating funding for programs supporting women and girls in developing countries, claiming its role as a "global charity" is over, drawing criticism for potentially causing irreparable harm and contradicting evidence that women's empowerment benefits economies and societies.
UK Cuts Aid to Women and Girls, Sparking Outrage
The UK government is eliminating funding for programs supporting women and girls in developing countries, claiming its role as a "global charity" is over, drawing criticism for potentially causing irreparable harm and contradicting evidence that women's empowerment benefits economies and societies.
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68% Bias Score
Everton Women to Play at Goodison Park
Everton's women's football team will begin playing at Goodison Park next season after the club reversed plans to demolish the stadium, prioritizing football's role in its community and addressing the women's team's need for a larger venue.
Everton Women to Play at Goodison Park
Everton's women's football team will begin playing at Goodison Park next season after the club reversed plans to demolish the stadium, prioritizing football's role in its community and addressing the women's team's need for a larger venue.
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52% Bias Score
Liberal Party's First Female Leader Amidst Deep-Seated Issues
In 2018, Scott Morrison's comment about a future female Liberal leader, following a leadership spill, foreshadowed the party's subsequent decline in female support and electoral losses, culminating in the appointment of Sussan Ley as the first female leader in 2026, but larger systematic issues pers...
Liberal Party's First Female Leader Amidst Deep-Seated Issues
In 2018, Scott Morrison's comment about a future female Liberal leader, following a leadership spill, foreshadowed the party's subsequent decline in female support and electoral losses, culminating in the appointment of Sussan Ley as the first female leader in 2026, but larger systematic issues pers...
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72% Bias Score
Underrepresentation of Women in Conflict Resolution: A Critical Issue
NATO's Irene Fellin highlights the critical underrepresentation of women in global conflict resolution (16% in UN-led peace processes in 2022), impacting the effectiveness and sustainability of peace agreements and underscoring the need for inclusive approaches addressing diverse needs, as exemplifi...
Underrepresentation of Women in Conflict Resolution: A Critical Issue
NATO's Irene Fellin highlights the critical underrepresentation of women in global conflict resolution (16% in UN-led peace processes in 2022), impacting the effectiveness and sustainability of peace agreements and underscoring the need for inclusive approaches addressing diverse needs, as exemplifi...
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44% Bias Score
Death of Algerian Feminist Icon Fadéla M'Rabet
Fadéla M'Rabet, a pioneering Algerian feminist, died in Paris on May 14th at age 90; her life's work challenged patriarchal norms in Algeria through activism and writings that exposed the continued subjugation of women despite their role in the country's independence struggle, leading to her exile i...
Death of Algerian Feminist Icon Fadéla M'Rabet
Fadéla M'Rabet, a pioneering Algerian feminist, died in Paris on May 14th at age 90; her life's work challenged patriarchal norms in Algeria through activism and writings that exposed the continued subjugation of women despite their role in the country's independence struggle, leading to her exile i...
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16% Bias Score
Prenuptial Agreements Combat Get Refusal in Israel
In Israel, a new prenuptial agreement, the "Agreement for Mutual Respect," seeks to prevent get refusal, protecting both spouses from forced marriage by ensuring fair divorce processes under Jewish law, combating the phenomenon of agunot (chained wives).
Prenuptial Agreements Combat Get Refusal in Israel
In Israel, a new prenuptial agreement, the "Agreement for Mutual Respect," seeks to prevent get refusal, protecting both spouses from forced marriage by ensuring fair divorce processes under Jewish law, combating the phenomenon of agunot (chained wives).
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72% Bias Score
German Survey Reveals Menstruation Knowledge Gap
A Forsa survey for KKH found that 85% of 1,002 German women (14-50) feel the female cycle is under-discussed publicly, while 91% feel there's insufficient information on its health impact; 80% showed understanding for menstruation-related sick leave, and cycle tracking was more common among younger ...
German Survey Reveals Menstruation Knowledge Gap
A Forsa survey for KKH found that 85% of 1,002 German women (14-50) feel the female cycle is under-discussed publicly, while 91% feel there's insufficient information on its health impact; 80% showed understanding for menstruation-related sick leave, and cycle tracking was more common among younger ...
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12% Bias Score
Goodison Park to become home of Everton Women
Everton's women's team will play at the 39,572-capacity Goodison Park, becoming the largest dedicated women's football stadium in England, after the club's new ownership scrapped plans to demolish the stadium and instead opted to maintain it for the women's team and community use.
Goodison Park to become home of Everton Women
Everton's women's team will play at the 39,572-capacity Goodison Park, becoming the largest dedicated women's football stadium in England, after the club's new ownership scrapped plans to demolish the stadium and instead opted to maintain it for the women's team and community use.
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60% Bias Score
Liberal Party Elects First Female Leader
Sussan Ley won the Liberal Party leadership ballot on Tuesday, becoming the first woman to lead the party, a move praised by Brittany Higgins but criticized by others as politically motivated. This comes four years after Higgins accused the party of abandoning her following an alleged rape.
Liberal Party Elects First Female Leader
Sussan Ley won the Liberal Party leadership ballot on Tuesday, becoming the first woman to lead the party, a move praised by Brittany Higgins but criticized by others as politically motivated. This comes four years after Higgins accused the party of abandoning her following an alleged rape.
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48% Bias Score
France Proposes Quotas to Boost Female Representation in Engineering Schools
French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne proposes quotas in preparatory classes for scientific fields to increase female representation in engineering, aiming for 40% by 2027 and 50% by 2030, addressing a 25% female presence that has remained unchanged for two decades.
France Proposes Quotas to Boost Female Representation in Engineering Schools
French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne proposes quotas in preparatory classes for scientific fields to increase female representation in engineering, aiming for 40% by 2027 and 50% by 2030, addressing a 25% female presence that has remained unchanged for two decades.
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52% Bias Score
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