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4,500 Run in Brescia to Protest Violence Against Women
On Sunday, May 4th, 4,500 people participated in the 15th annual Strawoman, a non-competitive five-kilometer run in Brescia's historical center, organized by EventiWow and partnered with WeWorld, to protest violence against women.
4,500 Run in Brescia to Protest Violence Against Women
On Sunday, May 4th, 4,500 people participated in the 15th annual Strawoman, a non-competitive five-kilometer run in Brescia's historical center, organized by EventiWow and partnered with WeWorld, to protest violence against women.
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Surge in Anorexia Cases in Greece Linked to COVID-19 Pandemic
A Greek eating disorder unit reports a doubling of anorexia cases since the COVID-19 pandemic, primarily among young women, linking the increase to isolation and extreme dieting behaviors during lockdowns. The unit combines physical and psychological therapies to address this complex disorder.
Surge in Anorexia Cases in Greece Linked to COVID-19 Pandemic
A Greek eating disorder unit reports a doubling of anorexia cases since the COVID-19 pandemic, primarily among young women, linking the increase to isolation and extreme dieting behaviors during lockdowns. The unit combines physical and psychological therapies to address this complex disorder.
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Met Exhibit Showcases Black Dandyism's History
The Metropolitan Museum of Art's "Superfine: Tailoring Black Style" exhibit, opening with the Met Gala, explores the history of Black dandyism from the 18th century to today, showcasing how Black individuals used clothing as a form of resistance and self-expression.
Met Exhibit Showcases Black Dandyism's History
The Metropolitan Museum of Art's "Superfine: Tailoring Black Style" exhibit, opening with the Met Gala, explores the history of Black dandyism from the 18th century to today, showcasing how Black individuals used clothing as a form of resistance and self-expression.
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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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Former Gaza Hostage Accuses Tel Aviv Trainer of Rape
Mia Schem, a former Gaza hostage, publicly accused a Tel Aviv fitness trainer of rape six weeks after the alleged incident; the trainer was released due to insufficient evidence, but a separate harassment claim is also under investigation.
Former Gaza Hostage Accuses Tel Aviv Trainer of Rape
Mia Schem, a former Gaza hostage, publicly accused a Tel Aviv fitness trainer of rape six weeks after the alleged incident; the trainer was released due to insufficient evidence, but a separate harassment claim is also under investigation.
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Australian Election Highlights Voter Disengagement Amidst Lack of Female Representation
Australia's recent election featured two male candidates, leading to voter disengagement, particularly among women who felt their concerns—including housing, healthcare, and climate—were overlooked.
Australian Election Highlights Voter Disengagement Amidst Lack of Female Representation
Australia's recent election featured two male candidates, leading to voter disengagement, particularly among women who felt their concerns—including housing, healthcare, and climate—were overlooked.
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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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Turkey Bans Elective Cesarean Sections, Sparking Debate on Women's Rights
Turkey banned elective Cesarean sections except in medically necessary cases, sparking controversy due to its high rate (57.2% in 2022) exceeding European and OECD averages and raising concerns about women's reproductive rights.
Turkey Bans Elective Cesarean Sections, Sparking Debate on Women's Rights
Turkey banned elective Cesarean sections except in medically necessary cases, sparking controversy due to its high rate (57.2% in 2022) exceeding European and OECD averages and raising concerns about women's reproductive rights.
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68% Bias Score
Spain Mandates Minimum Wage for Female Cyclists
The Royal Spanish Cycling Federation mandated a minimum wage of €1,184 per month for female cyclists in all Spanish competitions starting January 1, 2024, aiming to professionalize the sport after a survey revealed over 70% earned under €10,000 annually in 2023 and 78% held second jobs; however, sig...
Spain Mandates Minimum Wage for Female Cyclists
The Royal Spanish Cycling Federation mandated a minimum wage of €1,184 per month for female cyclists in all Spanish competitions starting January 1, 2024, aiming to professionalize the sport after a survey revealed over 70% earned under €10,000 annually in 2023 and 78% held second jobs; however, sig...
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Differing Libidos: A Couple's 16-Year Journey of Adapting Sexual Desires
Lucy, 41, and Kyra, 37, a couple for 16 years, navigate differing sexual desires—Kyra wants sex two to three times a week, while Lucy prefers once a month, compromising at once a fortnight—maintaining a strong relationship built on open communication and evolving intimacy.
Differing Libidos: A Couple's 16-Year Journey of Adapting Sexual Desires
Lucy, 41, and Kyra, 37, a couple for 16 years, navigate differing sexual desires—Kyra wants sex two to three times a week, while Lucy prefers once a month, compromising at once a fortnight—maintaining a strong relationship built on open communication and evolving intimacy.
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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
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
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