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Gender Disparity in Dutch Tech Entrepreneurship Highlighted by Quote's Millionaire List
Quote's "Top 100 Young Selfmade Millionaires" list featured only four women, revealing a significant gender disparity in Dutch tech entrepreneurship despite women making up almost 40 percent of all entrepreneurs; this imbalance is attributed to factors like funding biases and societal pressures.
Gender Disparity in Dutch Tech Entrepreneurship Highlighted by Quote's Millionaire List
Quote's "Top 100 Young Selfmade Millionaires" list featured only four women, revealing a significant gender disparity in Dutch tech entrepreneurship despite women making up almost 40 percent of all entrepreneurs; this imbalance is attributed to factors like funding biases and societal pressures.
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52% Bias Score
Dutch Gender Gap: Only Four Women Among Top Self-Made Millionaires Under 40
In the Netherlands, only four women made the Quote 100 list of self-made millionaires under 40, revealing gender bias in investing and societal expectations limiting women's entrepreneurial success, despite women comprising over a third of all entrepreneurs.
Dutch Gender Gap: Only Four Women Among Top Self-Made Millionaires Under 40
In the Netherlands, only four women made the Quote 100 list of self-made millionaires under 40, revealing gender bias in investing and societal expectations limiting women's entrepreneurial success, despite women comprising over a third of all entrepreneurs.
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60% Bias Score
UN Study: AI Automation Poses Greater Threat to Women's Jobs
A new UN study finds women's jobs are at a higher risk of automation by artificial intelligence (AI) than men's, with nearly 10 percent of female-dominated positions in high-income countries potentially affected compared to 3.5 percent of men's; the study calls for inclusive strategies to protect jo...
UN Study: AI Automation Poses Greater Threat to Women's Jobs
A new UN study finds women's jobs are at a higher risk of automation by artificial intelligence (AI) than men's, with nearly 10 percent of female-dominated positions in high-income countries potentially affected compared to 3.5 percent of men's; the study calls for inclusive strategies to protect jo...
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44% Bias Score
NSW Workers' Compensation Overhaul Sparks Gender Equity Concerns
The NSW government's proposed workers' compensation overhaul faces strong opposition from the Liberal party, nurses, and teachers' unions, who argue the changes disproportionately impact women due to the increased burden of navigating the Industrial Relations Commission for psychological injury clai...
NSW Workers' Compensation Overhaul Sparks Gender Equity Concerns
The NSW government's proposed workers' compensation overhaul faces strong opposition from the Liberal party, nurses, and teachers' unions, who argue the changes disproportionately impact women due to the increased burden of navigating the Industrial Relations Commission for psychological injury clai...
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48% Bias Score
Gender Inequality in Israel: Tel Aviv University Leads Initiatives for Change
In Israel, women earn 70% of men's average salary and hold few leadership positions, reflecting societal biases despite strong family values. Tel Aviv University is implementing various initiatives to promote gender equality, but increased philanthropic investment is crucial.
Gender Inequality in Israel: Tel Aviv University Leads Initiatives for Change
In Israel, women earn 70% of men's average salary and hold few leadership positions, reflecting societal biases despite strong family values. Tel Aviv University is implementing various initiatives to promote gender equality, but increased philanthropic investment is crucial.
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44% Bias Score
Reduced Charges in Turkish Fatal Accident Spark Debate Over Victim Compensation
In Turkey, a 17-year-old driver, Oğuz Murat Aci, received reduced charges in a fatal car accident case after victims' families dropped complaints, sparking debate over victim compensation and social stigmas. The case highlights complexities within Turkish law and the need for potential legal reforms...
Reduced Charges in Turkish Fatal Accident Spark Debate Over Victim Compensation
In Turkey, a 17-year-old driver, Oğuz Murat Aci, received reduced charges in a fatal car accident case after victims' families dropped complaints, sparking debate over victim compensation and social stigmas. The case highlights complexities within Turkish law and the need for potential legal reforms...
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68% Bias Score
Saudi Arabia's Secret "Care Homes": Abuse and Confinement of Women
A photograph depicts a woman escaping a Saudi Arabian "care home," or Dar al-Reaya, revealing alleged abuse and confinement within these facilities, contradicting the government's claims of providing "shelter" and "rehabilitation.
Saudi Arabia's Secret "Care Homes": Abuse and Confinement of Women
A photograph depicts a woman escaping a Saudi Arabian "care home," or Dar al-Reaya, revealing alleged abuse and confinement within these facilities, contradicting the government's claims of providing "shelter" and "rehabilitation.
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68% Bias Score
WA Family Court to Change Domestic Violence Financial Ruling
Sue, a Western Australian woman, was stabbed by her husband in May 2020; despite this, the Family Court ordered her to pay him spousal maintenance, highlighting a systemic issue addressed by upcoming law changes.
WA Family Court to Change Domestic Violence Financial Ruling
Sue, a Western Australian woman, was stabbed by her husband in May 2020; despite this, the Family Court ordered her to pay him spousal maintenance, highlighting a systemic issue addressed by upcoming law changes.
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24% Bias Score
Female CEO Success Despite Systemic Funding Inequality
Despite female CEOs outperforming their male counterparts in 2024, women hold less than 10% of CEO positions in top US companies and receive only 2–3% of venture capital funding, leading to a rise in bootstrapped female-founded businesses that prioritize sustainable growth and resilience.
Female CEO Success Despite Systemic Funding Inequality
Despite female CEOs outperforming their male counterparts in 2024, women hold less than 10% of CEO positions in top US companies and receive only 2–3% of venture capital funding, leading to a rise in bootstrapped female-founded businesses that prioritize sustainable growth and resilience.
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48% Bias Score
Indian Author Wins International Booker Prize for Short Story Collection
Banu Mushtaq and translator Deepa Bhasthi won the 2024 International Booker Prize for "Heart Lamp," a collection of short stories depicting the lives of Muslim women in Karnataka, India, highlighting issues of gender inequality and social justice.
Indian Author Wins International Booker Prize for Short Story Collection
Banu Mushtaq and translator Deepa Bhasthi won the 2024 International Booker Prize for "Heart Lamp," a collection of short stories depicting the lives of Muslim women in Karnataka, India, highlighting issues of gender inequality and social justice.
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24% Bias Score
Dangerously Modern": Reclaiming Australian Women Artists
The Art Gallery of South Australia presents "Dangerously Modern," showcasing over 200 works by 50 Australian women artists who studied in Europe (1890-1940), highlighting the loss and rediscovery of their art due to historical biases and societal factors.
Dangerously Modern": Reclaiming Australian Women Artists
The Art Gallery of South Australia presents "Dangerously Modern," showcasing over 200 works by 50 Australian women artists who studied in Europe (1890-1940), highlighting the loss and rediscovery of their art due to historical biases and societal factors.
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32% Bias Score
Obstetric Fistula in Tanzania: Koletha's Story of Stigma and Recovery
Koletha, a 20-year-old Tanzanian woman, developed obstetric fistula after childbirth, leading to family rejection and community stigma; however, after seeking treatment at CCBRT, she recovered and is now advocating for fistula awareness.
Obstetric Fistula in Tanzania: Koletha's Story of Stigma and Recovery
Koletha, a 20-year-old Tanzanian woman, developed obstetric fistula after childbirth, leading to family rejection and community stigma; however, after seeking treatment at CCBRT, she recovered and is now advocating for fistula awareness.
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28% Bias Score
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