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SAP Curtails Diversity Initiatives in US to Comply with Trump Administration
SAP will eliminate several diversity and inclusion measures in the US, including abandoning its 40% female employee goal and gender quotas in leadership positions, to comply with the Trump administration's policies, impacting 17,000 employees and nearly one-third of its 2024 revenue.
SAP Curtails Diversity Initiatives in US to Comply with Trump Administration
SAP will eliminate several diversity and inclusion measures in the US, including abandoning its 40% female employee goal and gender quotas in leadership positions, to comply with the Trump administration's policies, impacting 17,000 employees and nearly one-third of its 2024 revenue.
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44% Bias Score
France Addresses Gender Retirement Gap and Evolving Work Patterns
A 2025 French Court of Accounts report reveals persistent gender gaps in retirement payments due to occupational differences and unequal family responsibilities; a bill allowing combined family assistant work with other jobs passed its first Senate reading on May 29, 2024, aiming to improve work-lif...
France Addresses Gender Retirement Gap and Evolving Work Patterns
A 2025 French Court of Accounts report reveals persistent gender gaps in retirement payments due to occupational differences and unequal family responsibilities; a bill allowing combined family assistant work with other jobs passed its first Senate reading on May 29, 2024, aiming to improve work-lif...
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44% Bias Score
Pioneering Female Engineer Wrongly Accused of Spying
Monica Maurice, a pioneering female engineer and "Lady of the Lamp," ran the Wolf Safety Lamp Company for 40 years, improving miner safety; wrongly accused of spying during a British intelligence mission in Germany, she was later awarded an OBE.
Pioneering Female Engineer Wrongly Accused of Spying
Monica Maurice, a pioneering female engineer and "Lady of the Lamp," ran the Wolf Safety Lamp Company for 40 years, improving miner safety; wrongly accused of spying during a British intelligence mission in Germany, she was later awarded an OBE.
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32% Bias Score
Headingley Crossbow Attack Highlights Rise of Misogynistic Violence
On October 26th, in Headingley, UK, Owen Lawrence allegedly shot two women with a crossbow, preceded by an online manifesto declaring "terrorism, revenge and misogynistic rage" targeting students, nightclub goers, and police.
Headingley Crossbow Attack Highlights Rise of Misogynistic Violence
On October 26th, in Headingley, UK, Owen Lawrence allegedly shot two women with a crossbow, preceded by an online manifesto declaring "terrorism, revenge and misogynistic rage" targeting students, nightclub goers, and police.
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44% Bias Score
Mireille Berman (1964-2024): A Legacy in Dutch Literature
Mireille Berman, a renowned editor and literary specialist, passed away on March 3, 2024, from breast cancer; her career significantly impacted the Dutch and international literary communities through her work at De Bezige Bij, the Netherlands Literature Foundation, and her commitment to promoting d...
Mireille Berman (1964-2024): A Legacy in Dutch Literature
Mireille Berman, a renowned editor and literary specialist, passed away on March 3, 2024, from breast cancer; her career significantly impacted the Dutch and international literary communities through her work at De Bezige Bij, the Netherlands Literature Foundation, and her commitment to promoting d...
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32% Bias Score
Study Debunks Myths About Women's Leadership Capabilities
Research on 12,000 leaders debunks myths about women's leadership capabilities, revealing no significant differences in ambition, emotional stability, or decisiveness between men and women at the executive level; this highlights the negative impact of gender stereotypes on leadership diversity and c...
Study Debunks Myths About Women's Leadership Capabilities
Research on 12,000 leaders debunks myths about women's leadership capabilities, revealing no significant differences in ambition, emotional stability, or decisiveness between men and women at the executive level; this highlights the negative impact of gender stereotypes on leadership diversity and c...
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16% Bias Score
FC Como Women Launches Program to Support Retiring Players
Alia Guagni, captain of FC Como Women, retired from professional soccer at age 37, using her retirement to highlight the lack of career support for female athletes; she and her club launched the "Beyond" program to address this issue and are only accepting sponsors who commit to hiring retiring play...
FC Como Women Launches Program to Support Retiring Players
Alia Guagni, captain of FC Como Women, retired from professional soccer at age 37, using her retirement to highlight the lack of career support for female athletes; she and her club launched the "Beyond" program to address this issue and are only accepting sponsors who commit to hiring retiring play...
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12% Bias Score
NEU to Challenge Supreme Court Ruling on Transgender Toilet Access in Schools
Britain's largest teaching union, the NEU, will campaign against a Supreme Court ruling defining sex biologically, advocating for trans women's access to women's toilets in schools and potentially providing legal assistance to affected teachers.
NEU to Challenge Supreme Court Ruling on Transgender Toilet Access in Schools
Britain's largest teaching union, the NEU, will campaign against a Supreme Court ruling defining sex biologically, advocating for trans women's access to women's toilets in schools and potentially providing legal assistance to affected teachers.
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64% Bias Score
\"Germany Sees Four Percent Rise in Domestic Violence Cases in 2024\"\
In 2024, Germany saw a four percent increase in reported domestic violence cases, reaching over 266,000 victims, two-thirds of whom were women; this highlights the inadequacy of current preventative measures and demands comprehensive reform including a nationwide electronic ankle bracelet system for...
\"Germany Sees Four Percent Rise in Domestic Violence Cases in 2024\"\
In 2024, Germany saw a four percent increase in reported domestic violence cases, reaching over 266,000 victims, two-thirds of whom were women; this highlights the inadequacy of current preventative measures and demands comprehensive reform including a nationwide electronic ankle bracelet system for...
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48% Bias Score
FA Overturns Ban, Then Bans Transgender Women from Women's Football
Following a complaint, teenage footballer Cerys Vaughan was initially banned by the FA for questioning the gender of a transgender opponent during a match; the FA later overturned the ban after an appeal, and subsequently banned transgender women from women's football.
FA Overturns Ban, Then Bans Transgender Women from Women's Football
Following a complaint, teenage footballer Cerys Vaughan was initially banned by the FA for questioning the gender of a transgender opponent during a match; the FA later overturned the ban after an appeal, and subsequently banned transgender women from women's football.
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56% Bias Score
96 Femicides in Turkey: Family Members Perpetrate Majority of Killings
The Stop Femicides Platform reported 96 women murdered in Turkey in the first four months of 2025; 58 were killed by male family members, highlighting the failure to ensure women's safety in supposedly safe spaces, and emphasizing the need for gender-equitable policies and full implementation of pro...
96 Femicides in Turkey: Family Members Perpetrate Majority of Killings
The Stop Femicides Platform reported 96 women murdered in Turkey in the first four months of 2025; 58 were killed by male family members, highlighting the failure to ensure women's safety in supposedly safe spaces, and emphasizing the need for gender-equitable policies and full implementation of pro...
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44% Bias Score
Vollering's Vuelta Win Highlights Mental Health Concerns
Demi Vollering secured her fourth consecutive Dutch stage win at the Vuelta Femenina, dedicating the victory to young people battling mental health issues, bringing attention to a critical societal concern while highlighting the ongoing dominance of Dutch cyclists in the competition.
Vollering's Vuelta Win Highlights Mental Health Concerns
Demi Vollering secured her fourth consecutive Dutch stage win at the Vuelta Femenina, dedicating the victory to young people battling mental health issues, bringing attention to a critical societal concern while highlighting the ongoing dominance of Dutch cyclists in the competition.
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36% Bias Score
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