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From Car Changes to Lionesses: A Half-Century of Women's Football Transformation
Julia Brunton, a former England women's footballer who played in 1972, reflects on the remarkable progress of women's football, comparing her experiences with the Lionesses' current success and the changes over 50 years.
From Car Changes to Lionesses: A Half-Century of Women's Football Transformation
Julia Brunton, a former England women's footballer who played in 1972, reflects on the remarkable progress of women's football, comparing her experiences with the Lionesses' current success and the changes over 50 years.
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28% Bias Score
Record Number of Women Compete in Lumberjack World Championships
The 65th annual Lumberjack World Championships in Hayward, Wisconsin, featured a record 45 women among 100 athletes, highlighting the increasing participation of women in traditionally male-dominated timber sports and challenging gender norms.
Record Number of Women Compete in Lumberjack World Championships
The 65th annual Lumberjack World Championships in Hayward, Wisconsin, featured a record 45 women among 100 athletes, highlighting the increasing participation of women in traditionally male-dominated timber sports and challenging gender norms.
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12% Bias Score
USOPC Bans Transgender Women from Women's Sports
The USOPC, following President Trump's decree, banned transgender women from women's sports competitions, threatening funding withdrawal from non-compliant organizations; several federations are implementing new policies based on biological sex determination, while others, such as FIFA, are still re...
USOPC Bans Transgender Women from Women's Sports
The USOPC, following President Trump's decree, banned transgender women from women's sports competitions, threatening funding withdrawal from non-compliant organizations; several federations are implementing new policies based on biological sex determination, while others, such as FIFA, are still re...
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72% Bias Score
East-West Divide in European Women's Football Growth
Despite record-breaking ticket sales and increased prize money for the UEFA Women's EURO 2025, Eastern European countries lag behind in women's football development due to societal norms, historical political factors, and insufficient investment, hindering professionalization and growth.
East-West Divide in European Women's Football Growth
Despite record-breaking ticket sales and increased prize money for the UEFA Women's EURO 2025, Eastern European countries lag behind in women's football development due to societal norms, historical political factors, and insufficient investment, hindering professionalization and growth.
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44% Bias Score
Rajoy's Comment on Rivas Case Sparks Debate on Domestic Violence
Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy commented on the Juana Rivas case, expressing empathy for Rivas, who has refused to return her children to their father, Francesco Arcuri, despite a court order, creating a public debate on domestic violence and parental rights.
Rajoy's Comment on Rivas Case Sparks Debate on Domestic Violence
Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy commented on the Juana Rivas case, expressing empathy for Rivas, who has refused to return her children to their father, Francesco Arcuri, despite a court order, creating a public debate on domestic violence and parental rights.
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76% Bias Score
German Demographics: Gender Disparities in Lifestyle and Earnings
The average German is 77.7 kg, lives with one other person in a 94.4 sq m apartment (€7.28/m² rent), and works 40.2 hours/week (full-time). Women are older (46.2 years), have 1.6 children, earn less (€4214 vs €4830 monthly gross), and leave home earlier than men.
German Demographics: Gender Disparities in Lifestyle and Earnings
The average German is 77.7 kg, lives with one other person in a 94.4 sq m apartment (€7.28/m² rent), and works 40.2 hours/week (full-time). Women are older (46.2 years), have 1.6 children, earn less (€4214 vs €4830 monthly gross), and leave home earlier than men.
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44% Bias Score
A Coruña's Paid Parental Leave: A Local Success Story
The A Coruña City Council in Spain has been providing its 1,500+ employees with eight weeks of fully paid parental leave since August 2024, exceeding the four weeks currently proposed nationally and demonstrating a successful model with high male participation (47.5%).
A Coruña's Paid Parental Leave: A Local Success Story
The A Coruña City Council in Spain has been providing its 1,500+ employees with eight weeks of fully paid parental leave since August 2024, exceeding the four weeks currently proposed nationally and demonstrating a successful model with high male participation (47.5%).
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44% Bias Score
Spain's Women's Football Team Poised for Historic Treble
Spain's women's football team, after overcoming internal conflicts and fighting for better conditions, is poised to win the Euro Cup, completing an unprecedented treble following their 2023 World Cup and 2024 Nations League victories, marking a significant societal and sporting triumph.
Spain's Women's Football Team Poised for Historic Treble
Spain's women's football team, after overcoming internal conflicts and fighting for better conditions, is poised to win the Euro Cup, completing an unprecedented treble following their 2023 World Cup and 2024 Nations League victories, marking a significant societal and sporting triumph.
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48% Bias Score
Reform UK's Policing Policy Sparks Gender Equality Controversy
Reform UK's proposed law and order policies sparked controversy after its justice spokesperson stated that women police officers should not patrol together and should be paired with male officers. This statement drew criticism from police chiefs who highlighted the significant contributions of femal...
Reform UK's Policing Policy Sparks Gender Equality Controversy
Reform UK's proposed law and order policies sparked controversy after its justice spokesperson stated that women police officers should not patrol together and should be paired with male officers. This statement drew criticism from police chiefs who highlighted the significant contributions of femal...
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48% Bias Score
Spanish Official's Book Exposes Challenges in Communicating Equality Initiatives
Soledad Murillo's book, "Supervivencia de las políticas de igualdad," details how the Spanish government's decision to limit her public appearances in 2018 hindered the communication of key equality initiatives, such as new paternity leave and support for children of incarcerated abusive parents, hi...
Spanish Official's Book Exposes Challenges in Communicating Equality Initiatives
Soledad Murillo's book, "Supervivencia de las políticas de igualdad," details how the Spanish government's decision to limit her public appearances in 2018 hindered the communication of key equality initiatives, such as new paternity leave and support for children of incarcerated abusive parents, hi...
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36% Bias Score
Braunschweig: Model City in Preventing Domestic Violence
Braunschweig, Germany, received national recognition for its leading role in preventing domestic violence against women, excelling in a federal ministry analysis due to its strong local network, the "Rosenstraße 76" exhibition, and the "Stadtteile ohne Partnergewalt" concept, which also includes per...
Braunschweig: Model City in Preventing Domestic Violence
Braunschweig, Germany, received national recognition for its leading role in preventing domestic violence against women, excelling in a federal ministry analysis due to its strong local network, the "Rosenstraße 76" exhibition, and the "Stadtteile ohne Partnergewalt" concept, which also includes per...
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40% Bias Score
Plan International Study: Girls' Experiences of Violence and Gender Norms
A Plan International study tracking 142 girls across nine countries for 18 years reveals that 91% experienced violence since age 11, with most incidents occurring at school, home, or in their communities; the study also shows that many girls internalize male violence as normal and assume personal re...
Plan International Study: Girls' Experiences of Violence and Gender Norms
A Plan International study tracking 142 girls across nine countries for 18 years reveals that 91% experienced violence since age 11, with most incidents occurring at school, home, or in their communities; the study also shows that many girls internalize male violence as normal and assume personal re...
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32% Bias Score
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