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CONMEBOL Changes Copa América Femenina Warm-up Policy After Player Protest
CONMEBOL reversed its Copa América Femenina policy requiring players to warm up in a small indoor space after Brazilian players, including Marta, criticized the conditions, citing the lack of space and poor conditions, impacting players' preparation and potentially their performance. The change gran...
CONMEBOL Changes Copa América Femenina Warm-up Policy After Player Protest
CONMEBOL reversed its Copa América Femenina policy requiring players to warm up in a small indoor space after Brazilian players, including Marta, criticized the conditions, citing the lack of space and poor conditions, impacting players' preparation and potentially their performance. The change gran...
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56% Bias Score
Early Menopause in South Asia: A Decade of Difference
South Asian women experience menopause a decade earlier than the global average (45-55 years), due to genetics, body composition, Vitamin D deficiency, and cultural pressures to bear children early, resulting in a lack of awareness and access to treatments like HRT.
Early Menopause in South Asia: A Decade of Difference
South Asian women experience menopause a decade earlier than the global average (45-55 years), due to genetics, body composition, Vitamin D deficiency, and cultural pressures to bear children early, resulting in a lack of awareness and access to treatments like HRT.
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32% Bias Score
Nigerian Police Officer to Make History in PFL MMA Event
Nigerian police corporal and undefeated MMA fighter Juliet Ukah will make history as the first African woman to compete in the Professional Fighters League (PFL) at their inaugural African event in Cape Town on July 20, 2025, showcasing the growth of MMA in Africa and providing a platform for Africa...
Nigerian Police Officer to Make History in PFL MMA Event
Nigerian police corporal and undefeated MMA fighter Juliet Ukah will make history as the first African woman to compete in the Professional Fighters League (PFL) at their inaugural African event in Cape Town on July 20, 2025, showcasing the growth of MMA in Africa and providing a platform for Africa...
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32% Bias Score
Paris Installs Feminist Statues in Post-Olympics Urban Renewal
Ten four-meter-tall golden statues of prominent feminist figures, including Gisèle Halimi and Simone de Beauvoir, are being installed in Paris's 18th arrondissement, near the Adidas Arena, as part of a post-Olympics urban renewal project, with a planned removal in 2028.
Paris Installs Feminist Statues in Post-Olympics Urban Renewal
Ten four-meter-tall golden statues of prominent feminist figures, including Gisèle Halimi and Simone de Beauvoir, are being installed in Paris's 18th arrondissement, near the Adidas Arena, as part of a post-Olympics urban renewal project, with a planned removal in 2028.
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24% Bias Score
Higher Male Suicide Rates Amidst Unique Depression Manifestations in Germany
In Germany, over 10 percent experience depression, with men showing different symptoms and a three times higher suicide rate than women despite a lower overall prevalence; the article emphasizes the need for open dialogue about depression among men and their families.
Higher Male Suicide Rates Amidst Unique Depression Manifestations in Germany
In Germany, over 10 percent experience depression, with men showing different symptoms and a three times higher suicide rate than women despite a lower overall prevalence; the article emphasizes the need for open dialogue about depression among men and their families.
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52% Bias Score
Xinjiang Empowers Rural Women Through Skills Training and Financial Aid
Xinjiang's government-led initiatives have empowered over 40,000 rural women annually through skills training (hair dressing, tailoring), financial aid (17.86 billion yuan in loans), and Mandarin language classes (60,000 women), resulting in over 3,600 new beauty salons and numerous tailoring busine...
Xinjiang Empowers Rural Women Through Skills Training and Financial Aid
Xinjiang's government-led initiatives have empowered over 40,000 rural women annually through skills training (hair dressing, tailoring), financial aid (17.86 billion yuan in loans), and Mandarin language classes (60,000 women), resulting in over 3,600 new beauty salons and numerous tailoring busine...
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52% Bias Score
Miss Côte d'Ivoire Faces Wave of Cyberbullying
Miss Côte d'Ivoire 2025, Fatima Koné, is facing intense cyberbullying after her crowning, highlighting the widespread problem of online harassment in Côte d'Ivoire, where 25% of the population experiences it, and the inadequate legal protections for victims.
Miss Côte d'Ivoire Faces Wave of Cyberbullying
Miss Côte d'Ivoire 2025, Fatima Koné, is facing intense cyberbullying after her crowning, highlighting the widespread problem of online harassment in Côte d'Ivoire, where 25% of the population experiences it, and the inadequate legal protections for victims.
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44% Bias Score
Plummeting Homeownership Among Young Spaniards Amidst Soaring Housing Costs
A new study reveals that homeownership among young Spaniards (16-29) dropped from 56% in 2006 to 27% in 2024, while the cost of new homes soared to €3,151 per square meter and is projected to reach €3,291 by the end of the year, making homeownership increasingly unattainable for many young people.
Plummeting Homeownership Among Young Spaniards Amidst Soaring Housing Costs
A new study reveals that homeownership among young Spaniards (16-29) dropped from 56% in 2006 to 27% in 2024, while the cost of new homes soared to €3,151 per square meter and is projected to reach €3,291 by the end of the year, making homeownership increasingly unattainable for many young people.
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48% Bias Score
Dutch Study Shows Significant Gender Disparity in Safety Perceptions
A CBS study reveals 45 percent of Dutch women aged 15-25 avoid perceived unsafe areas by detouring, compared to 20 percent of men, highlighting persistent gender-based safety concerns in the Netherlands, particularly in urban settings.
Dutch Study Shows Significant Gender Disparity in Safety Perceptions
A CBS study reveals 45 percent of Dutch women aged 15-25 avoid perceived unsafe areas by detouring, compared to 20 percent of men, highlighting persistent gender-based safety concerns in the Netherlands, particularly in urban settings.
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52% Bias Score
Nurse Sues Union Over Transgender Doctor Dispute
Nurse Sandie Peggie is suing the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) for failing to support her after a complaint from a transgender doctor led to her suspension from NHS Fife; she was later cleared of misconduct allegations but claims the RCN's inaction prolonged her distress.
Nurse Sues Union Over Transgender Doctor Dispute
Nurse Sandie Peggie is suing the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) for failing to support her after a complaint from a transgender doctor led to her suspension from NHS Fife; she was later cleared of misconduct allegations but claims the RCN's inaction prolonged her distress.
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60% Bias Score
Gen Z Stare" Trend Highlights Generational Communication Challenges
The viral trend "Gen Z stare", characterized by a blank expression, sparks discussions about generational differences in communication, attributed partly to increased screen time and pandemic-related social isolation, with experts suggesting patience and providing social skills development opportuni...
Gen Z Stare" Trend Highlights Generational Communication Challenges
The viral trend "Gen Z stare", characterized by a blank expression, sparks discussions about generational differences in communication, attributed partly to increased screen time and pandemic-related social isolation, with experts suggesting patience and providing social skills development opportuni...
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48% Bias Score
Relationship Breakdown Significantly Increases Suicide Risk Among Men
A global study of 106 million men reveals that relationship breakdown increases suicide risk, especially for men under 35, nearly nine times higher than married peers; inadequate support worsens this, highlighting a need for targeted interventions and education.
Relationship Breakdown Significantly Increases Suicide Risk Among Men
A global study of 106 million men reveals that relationship breakdown increases suicide risk, especially for men under 35, nearly nine times higher than married peers; inadequate support worsens this, highlighting a need for targeted interventions and education.
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40% Bias Score
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