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Dutch SGP Party Debates Ending Ban on Women in Politics
The Dutch political party SGP, known for its biblical interpretation barring women from politics, is facing an internal debate initiated by member Lilian Janse's motion to end the ban; a vote will take place on May 24th, with party leaders advising against it despite divided supporter opinions (47% ...
Dutch SGP Party Debates Ending Ban on Women in Politics
The Dutch political party SGP, known for its biblical interpretation barring women from politics, is facing an internal debate initiated by member Lilian Janse's motion to end the ban; a vote will take place on May 24th, with party leaders advising against it despite divided supporter opinions (47% ...
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Low Paternity Leave Uptake in Britain Perpetuates Gender Inequality
In Britain, only 60% of fathers take paternity leave, primarily due to low pay (£187.18/week) and limited eligibility, despite evidence showing its benefits for families and children. Campaigners advocate for improved entitlements in the employment rights bill, pushing for longer paid leave and supp...
Low Paternity Leave Uptake in Britain Perpetuates Gender Inequality
In Britain, only 60% of fathers take paternity leave, primarily due to low pay (£187.18/week) and limited eligibility, despite evidence showing its benefits for families and children. Campaigners advocate for improved entitlements in the employment rights bill, pushing for longer paid leave and supp...
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SPD Announces New Government Team with Gender-Balanced Cabinet
The Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD) has announced its new government team, featuring Boris Pistorius as Defense Minister, Bärbel Bas as Labor Minister, and Verena Hubertz as Construction Minister; six of nine ministerial positions are held by women.
SPD Announces New Government Team with Gender-Balanced Cabinet
The Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD) has announced its new government team, featuring Boris Pistorius as Defense Minister, Bärbel Bas as Labor Minister, and Verena Hubertz as Construction Minister; six of nine ministerial positions are held by women.
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44% Bias Score
Papal Selection Compared to "The Traitors": Author Highlights Effectiveness, Questions Exclusion of Women
Robert Harris, author of "Conclave", compares the secretive papal selection process to the TV show "The Traitors", highlighting its effectiveness in choosing leadership and questioning the exclusion of women from the process.
Papal Selection Compared to "The Traitors": Author Highlights Effectiveness, Questions Exclusion of Women
Robert Harris, author of "Conclave", compares the secretive papal selection process to the TV show "The Traitors", highlighting its effectiveness in choosing leadership and questioning the exclusion of women from the process.
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44% Bias Score
Arab League Finalizes Plan for Women's Economic Empowerment Observatory
The Arab League met in Cairo to finalize the launch plan for the Arab Observatory for Women's Economic Empowerment, a UAE-initiated project approved at the 2023 Arab Summit, aiming to bolster Arab women's economic sustainability, with Morocco participating.
Arab League Finalizes Plan for Women's Economic Empowerment Observatory
The Arab League met in Cairo to finalize the launch plan for the Arab Observatory for Women's Economic Empowerment, a UAE-initiated project approved at the 2023 Arab Summit, aiming to bolster Arab women's economic sustainability, with Morocco participating.
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Germany Eases Surname Restrictions for Married Couples
Germany's new law allows married couples more flexibility in choosing surnames, permitting shared double surnames or individual use of either partner's surname, reversing decades of patriarchal naming practices.
Germany Eases Surname Restrictions for Married Couples
Germany's new law allows married couples more flexibility in choosing surnames, permitting shared double surnames or individual use of either partner's surname, reversing decades of patriarchal naming practices.
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48% Bias Score
Pope Francis's Mixed Legacy on Women in the Catholic Church
Days before his death, Pope Francis thanked Rome's Gemelli hospital staff, praising female leadership, while his legacy remains mixed regarding women's roles in the Catholic Church, especially concerning the handling of clerical sexual abuse cases against nuns and the ongoing ban on female priests.
Pope Francis's Mixed Legacy on Women in the Catholic Church
Days before his death, Pope Francis thanked Rome's Gemelli hospital staff, praising female leadership, while his legacy remains mixed regarding women's roles in the Catholic Church, especially concerning the handling of clerical sexual abuse cases against nuns and the ongoing ban on female priests.
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64% Bias Score
SPD Announces New Government Team with Increased Female Representation
Following internal discussions, the SPD announced its new government team, featuring Boris Pistorius as Defense Minister, Bärbel Bas as Labor Minister, Verena Hubertz as Construction Minister, and a significant increase in the number of women in ministerial positions, reflecting a commitment to gend...
SPD Announces New Government Team with Increased Female Representation
Following internal discussions, the SPD announced its new government team, featuring Boris Pistorius as Defense Minister, Bärbel Bas as Labor Minister, Verena Hubertz as Construction Minister, and a significant increase in the number of women in ministerial positions, reflecting a commitment to gend...
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52% Bias Score
Liberal Party's Election Loss Linked to Failure to Connect with Female Voters
The Australian Liberal Party's election loss stemmed from its failure to resonate with female voters due to a lack of targeted policies and a brand perceived as unappealing to them; internal structural issues, such as an overwhelmingly male and older membership, further exacerbated this disconnect.
Liberal Party's Election Loss Linked to Failure to Connect with Female Voters
The Australian Liberal Party's election loss stemmed from its failure to resonate with female voters due to a lack of targeted policies and a brand perceived as unappealing to them; internal structural issues, such as an overwhelmingly male and older membership, further exacerbated this disconnect.
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Leeds Crossbow Attack Highlights Misogyny Concerns
Two women were injured in a crossbow attack in Leeds, England; the suspect, who posted a misogynistic manifesto online, later died by suicide; the incident has raised concerns about misogyny and violence against women.
Leeds Crossbow Attack Highlights Misogyny Concerns
Two women were injured in a crossbow attack in Leeds, England; the suspect, who posted a misogynistic manifesto online, later died by suicide; the incident has raised concerns about misogyny and violence against women.
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Setbacks as Catalysts: How Women Leaders Embrace Imperfection
This week's ForbesWomen newsletter features Reshma Saujani's and Sofia Sahai's experiences, showcasing how setbacks can lead to impactful actions and highlighting the importance of embracing imperfection for women in leadership. The newsletter also discusses a potential "baby bonus," Alzheimer's res...
Setbacks as Catalysts: How Women Leaders Embrace Imperfection
This week's ForbesWomen newsletter features Reshma Saujani's and Sofia Sahai's experiences, showcasing how setbacks can lead to impactful actions and highlighting the importance of embracing imperfection for women in leadership. The newsletter also discusses a potential "baby bonus," Alzheimer's res...
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56% Bias Score
Thinktank Calls for Relationship Violence Prevention Leads in Schools
A thinktank is recommending that secondary schools in England and Wales appoint relationship violence prevention leads and provide training to teachers, after research revealed that almost a third of teachers have never received any training on the topic, and that only 50% of young people said their...
Thinktank Calls for Relationship Violence Prevention Leads in Schools
A thinktank is recommending that secondary schools in England and Wales appoint relationship violence prevention leads and provide training to teachers, after research revealed that almost a third of teachers have never received any training on the topic, and that only 50% of young people said their...
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40% Bias Score
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