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Taliban Bans Books by Women from Afghan Universities
The Taliban government in Afghanistan has banned 680 books from university curricula, including 140 written by women, and 18 subjects deemed "in conflict with Sharia", impacting women's access to education and academic freedom.
Taliban Bans Books by Women from Afghan Universities
The Taliban government in Afghanistan has banned 680 books from university curricula, including 140 written by women, and 18 subjects deemed "in conflict with Sharia", impacting women's access to education and academic freedom.
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28% Bias Score


Women's 400m Final at Tokyo Olympics: A Race for the Record Books
Three of the world's top seven 400m female runners—Marileidy Paulino, Salwa Naser, and Sydney McLaughlin—compete in the Olympic final, with McLaughlin favored to break Marita Koch's longstanding record.
Women's 400m Final at Tokyo Olympics: A Race for the Record Books
Three of the world's top seven 400m female runners—Marileidy Paulino, Salwa Naser, and Sydney McLaughlin—compete in the Olympic final, with McLaughlin favored to break Marita Koch's longstanding record.
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44% Bias Score


Spanish Tourist Murdered in Indonesia: A Life of Travel and Compassion
Matilde Muñoz Cazorla, a Spanish woman known for her adventurous spirit and humanitarian work, was murdered in Indonesia, leaving behind a legacy of travel, teaching, and selfless care for others.
Spanish Tourist Murdered in Indonesia: A Life of Travel and Compassion
Matilde Muñoz Cazorla, a Spanish woman known for her adventurous spirit and humanitarian work, was murdered in Indonesia, leaving behind a legacy of travel, teaching, and selfless care for others.
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44% Bias Score


Afghanistan Earthquakes: Taliban's Actions Exacerbate Casualties
Three earthquakes in a week devastated eastern Afghanistan, killing over 2,200 and injuring thousands, with reports alleging the Taliban's discriminatory rescue efforts disproportionately impacted women.
Afghanistan Earthquakes: Taliban's Actions Exacerbate Casualties
Three earthquakes in a week devastated eastern Afghanistan, killing over 2,200 and injuring thousands, with reports alleging the Taliban's discriminatory rescue efforts disproportionately impacted women.
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60% Bias Score


Women-Only Homeless Shelter Provides Safe Haven in Northern Ireland
A new women-only homeless facility in Northern Ireland, run by The Simon Community, provides safe and supportive housing for 22 women, enabling them to rebuild their lives after experiencing trauma and homelessness, addressing a significant need for gender-specific services.
Women-Only Homeless Shelter Provides Safe Haven in Northern Ireland
A new women-only homeless facility in Northern Ireland, run by The Simon Community, provides safe and supportive housing for 22 women, enabling them to rebuild their lives after experiencing trauma and homelessness, addressing a significant need for gender-specific services.
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28% Bias Score


Afghan Women's Mental Health Crisis Deepens Amidst Taliban Restrictions
A mental health facility in Kabul, overwhelmed with female patients, reveals the devastating impact of Taliban restrictions and societal norms on women's well-being in Afghanistan.
Afghan Women's Mental Health Crisis Deepens Amidst Taliban Restrictions
A mental health facility in Kabul, overwhelmed with female patients, reveals the devastating impact of Taliban restrictions and societal norms on women's well-being in Afghanistan.
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52% Bias Score

AI Tool Predicts Women's Heart Risks Using Mammograms
Australian scientists developed an AI tool that predicts women's cardiac risks using mammogram images and age, identifying a significant gap in heart disease screening for women, despite cardiovascular diseases accounting for approximately 35% of female deaths globally.

AI Tool Predicts Women's Heart Risks Using Mammograms
Australian scientists developed an AI tool that predicts women's cardiac risks using mammogram images and age, identifying a significant gap in heart disease screening for women, despite cardiovascular diseases accounting for approximately 35% of female deaths globally.
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24% Bias Score

Iran: Three Years After Mahsa Amini's Death, Women's Resistance Continues
Three years after Mahsa Amini's death sparked widespread protests in Iran, women continue to defy mandatory hijab laws, leading to a visible shift in public spaces despite government crackdowns.

Iran: Three Years After Mahsa Amini's Death, Women's Resistance Continues
Three years after Mahsa Amini's death sparked widespread protests in Iran, women continue to defy mandatory hijab laws, leading to a visible shift in public spaces despite government crackdowns.
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36% Bias Score

Financial Assertiveness: How Women Can Close the Confidence Gap and Build Wealth
A 2025 CFP Board report reveals 69% of women are primary household investment decision-makers, yet Curia Capital finds only 25% feel comfortable managing investments, highlighting a costly gap in financial confidence impacting various aspects of their lives.

Financial Assertiveness: How Women Can Close the Confidence Gap and Build Wealth
A 2025 CFP Board report reveals 69% of women are primary household investment decision-makers, yet Curia Capital finds only 25% feel comfortable managing investments, highlighting a costly gap in financial confidence impacting various aspects of their lives.
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60% Bias Score

Afghanistan Earthquake: Women and Girls Face Medical Care Crisis
Following a devastating earthquake in Afghanistan, injured women and girls face a critical shortage of medical care due to Taliban restrictions and cultural barriers, hindering access to aid; over 1400 deaths and 3124 injuries reported.

Afghanistan Earthquake: Women and Girls Face Medical Care Crisis
Following a devastating earthquake in Afghanistan, injured women and girls face a critical shortage of medical care due to Taliban restrictions and cultural barriers, hindering access to aid; over 1400 deaths and 3124 injuries reported.
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48% Bias Score

France's Women's Volleyball Team Falls Short in World Championship Quarterfinals
Despite a strong performance against Brazil, France's women's volleyball team lost in the World Championship quarterfinals 3-0 (27-25, 33-31, 25-19), marking the end of their historic run after more than 50 years of absence from the competition.

France's Women's Volleyball Team Falls Short in World Championship Quarterfinals
Despite a strong performance against Brazil, France's women's volleyball team lost in the World Championship quarterfinals 3-0 (27-25, 33-31, 25-19), marking the end of their historic run after more than 50 years of absence from the competition.
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16% Bias Score

Pakistan Divorce: Legal and Social Challenges for Women
In Pakistan, Zoya Ahmed's divorce has led to false police reports from her husband, highlighting the legal and social challenges faced by women seeking divorce in the country and the broader region, where financial insecurity, emotional trauma, and social stigma are common consequences.

Pakistan Divorce: Legal and Social Challenges for Women
In Pakistan, Zoya Ahmed's divorce has led to false police reports from her husband, highlighting the legal and social challenges faced by women seeking divorce in the country and the broader region, where financial insecurity, emotional trauma, and social stigma are common consequences.
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52% Bias Score
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