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Mexico City Proposes Public Care System, Facing Implementation Challenges
Mexico City's government proposed a Public Care System law to redistribute care responsibilities and recognize unpaid domestic work's economic value, facing criticism for lacking a detailed document and a lengthy approval process, despite allocating 10 billion pesos over six years for infrastructure...
Mexico City Proposes Public Care System, Facing Implementation Challenges
Mexico City's government proposed a Public Care System law to redistribute care responsibilities and recognize unpaid domestic work's economic value, facing criticism for lacking a detailed document and a lengthy approval process, despite allocating 10 billion pesos over six years for infrastructure...
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36% Bias Score
UK Reconsiders Gender Equality Aid Commitment Amidst Spending Cuts
The UK government is reviewing its commitment to allocate 80% of bilateral aid to gender equality projects by 2030, sparking criticism over potential negative impacts on women and girls in developing nations, particularly given decreased overall aid spending and similar cuts in the US.
UK Reconsiders Gender Equality Aid Commitment Amidst Spending Cuts
The UK government is reviewing its commitment to allocate 80% of bilateral aid to gender equality projects by 2030, sparking criticism over potential negative impacts on women and girls in developing nations, particularly given decreased overall aid spending and similar cuts in the US.
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56% Bias Score
Cincab Conference Highlights Mourides Women's Role in Education
The International Conference Cheikh Ahmadou Bamba (Cincab), held at UNESCO headquarters in Paris on July 17-18, 2025, discussed the importance of Mourides women's education, emphasizing their role in spiritual transmission and community development, as advocated by Cheikh Ahmadou Bamba.
Cincab Conference Highlights Mourides Women's Role in Education
The International Conference Cheikh Ahmadou Bamba (Cincab), held at UNESCO headquarters in Paris on July 17-18, 2025, discussed the importance of Mourides women's education, emphasizing their role in spiritual transmission and community development, as advocated by Cheikh Ahmadou Bamba.
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48% Bias Score
South Korea's Shrinking Military: Birth Rate Crisis Fuels Defence Shortfall
South Korea's military has shrunk to 450,000 troops, a 20% decline in six years, mainly due to its world's lowest birth rate of 0.75, creating a defence shortfall against North Korea's 1.3 million troops, despite a \$43 billion defence budget.
South Korea's Shrinking Military: Birth Rate Crisis Fuels Defence Shortfall
South Korea's military has shrunk to 450,000 troops, a 20% decline in six years, mainly due to its world's lowest birth rate of 0.75, creating a defence shortfall against North Korea's 1.3 million troops, despite a \$43 billion defence budget.
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44% Bias Score
Hegseth Endorses Pastor with Anti-Suffrage, Pro-Slavery Views
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth endorsed a video of Pastor Doug Wilson, who opposes women's suffrage, defends slavery as having mutual affection, and advocates for recriminalizing sodomy; Wilson's church is establishing parishes nationwide, with one recently opened in Washington D.C., which Hegseth a...
Hegseth Endorses Pastor with Anti-Suffrage, Pro-Slavery Views
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth endorsed a video of Pastor Doug Wilson, who opposes women's suffrage, defends slavery as having mutual affection, and advocates for recriminalizing sodomy; Wilson's church is establishing parishes nationwide, with one recently opened in Washington D.C., which Hegseth a...
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48% Bias Score
Japanese Imperial Family's Peace Activism Amidst Succession Crisis
Prince Hisahito's March press conference highlighted the Imperial Family's commitment to peace, coinciding with the 80th anniversary of Hiroshima and Nagasaki; however, the lack of male heirs threatens the family's future, as the government struggles to reform succession laws despite public support ...
Japanese Imperial Family's Peace Activism Amidst Succession Crisis
Prince Hisahito's March press conference highlighted the Imperial Family's commitment to peace, coinciding with the 80th anniversary of Hiroshima and Nagasaki; however, the lack of male heirs threatens the family's future, as the government struggles to reform succession laws despite public support ...
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68% Bias Score
Baden-Württemberg Considers Electronic Ankle Monitoring for Domestic Violence Perpetrators
Baden-Württemberg is considering electronic ankle monitoring for domestic violence perpetrators, mirroring successful models in Spain and other German states, to combat the alarmingly high number of assaults (18,538 in 2023), aiming for better protection of women and improved preventative measures.
Baden-Württemberg Considers Electronic Ankle Monitoring for Domestic Violence Perpetrators
Baden-Württemberg is considering electronic ankle monitoring for domestic violence perpetrators, mirroring successful models in Spain and other German states, to combat the alarmingly high number of assaults (18,538 in 2023), aiming for better protection of women and improved preventative measures.
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40% Bias Score
IACtHR Declares Caregiving a Human Right, Mandating Policy Changes in Latin America
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights declared caregiving a fundamental human right, mandating OEA member states to align policies and legislation, impacting gender equality and access to reproductive healthcare across Latin America.
IACtHR Declares Caregiving a Human Right, Mandating Policy Changes in Latin America
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights declared caregiving a fundamental human right, mandating OEA member states to align policies and legislation, impacting gender equality and access to reproductive healthcare across Latin America.
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24% Bias Score
SPD proposes €300 parental leave bonus to tackle gender imbalance in NRW
The SPD in Nordrhein-Westfalen proposes a €300 monthly bonus for parents equally sharing parental leave, alongside support services and childcare expansion, to combat the gender imbalance in work and family life, aiming to increase mothers' full-time employment to 50% by 2030.
SPD proposes €300 parental leave bonus to tackle gender imbalance in NRW
The SPD in Nordrhein-Westfalen proposes a €300 monthly bonus for parents equally sharing parental leave, alongside support services and childcare expansion, to combat the gender imbalance in work and family life, aiming to increase mothers' full-time employment to 50% by 2030.
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52% Bias Score
Colombian Doctor's Activism Leads to Progressive Abortion Law
A Colombian doctor's journey from clinical medicine to feminist activism, culminating in her significant contribution to Colombia's progressive abortion law, offers lessons in strategic advocacy and social movement building.
Colombian Doctor's Activism Leads to Progressive Abortion Law
A Colombian doctor's journey from clinical medicine to feminist activism, culminating in her significant contribution to Colombia's progressive abortion law, offers lessons in strategic advocacy and social movement building.
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44% Bias Score
Greek Women Face €200 Monthly Pay Gap, Leading to Lower Pensions
Greek women earn €200 less monthly than men on average (€1232 vs €1431), resulting in €252 lower average pensions (€976.66 vs €1220.55) due to systemic inequalities throughout their careers, according to October 2024 EFKA data.
Greek Women Face €200 Monthly Pay Gap, Leading to Lower Pensions
Greek women earn €200 less monthly than men on average (€1232 vs €1431), resulting in €252 lower average pensions (€976.66 vs €1220.55) due to systemic inequalities throughout their careers, according to October 2024 EFKA data.
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24% Bias Score
Global Breastfeeding Rate Below 50%: A Feminist Perspective
The global breastfeeding rate is below 50% for infants under six months, prompting a debate on the effectiveness and inclusivity of its promotion, particularly concerning gender roles and societal responsibility.
Global Breastfeeding Rate Below 50%: A Feminist Perspective
The global breastfeeding rate is below 50% for infants under six months, prompting a debate on the effectiveness and inclusivity of its promotion, particularly concerning gender roles and societal responsibility.
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44% Bias Score
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