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Afghan Women Use Online Education to Circumvent Taliban Restrictions
In Afghanistan, the Taliban's 2021 ban on female education beyond primary school has been countered by two online initiatives: Afghan Geeks, offering computer coding courses, and Vision Online University, providing a range of subjects; both initiatives serve thousands of students, demonstrating resi...
Afghan Women Use Online Education to Circumvent Taliban Restrictions
In Afghanistan, the Taliban's 2021 ban on female education beyond primary school has been countered by two online initiatives: Afghan Geeks, offering computer coding courses, and Vision Online University, providing a range of subjects; both initiatives serve thousands of students, demonstrating resi...
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36% Bias Score
Afghan Women Lead Tours, Challenging Taliban Restrictions
In Taliban-ruled Afghanistan, female tour guides are leading women-only tours, challenging negative perceptions and providing economic opportunities for women while showcasing the country's culture and history to international visitors.
Afghan Women Lead Tours, Challenging Taliban Restrictions
In Taliban-ruled Afghanistan, female tour guides are leading women-only tours, challenging negative perceptions and providing economic opportunities for women while showcasing the country's culture and history to international visitors.
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44% Bias Score
UK Study Reveals Widespread Economic Abuse Against Women
A study reveals over four million UK women experienced economic abuse in the past year, with disproportionate impact on minority women in London, highlighting the need for a multi-sectoral approach to address this "national emergency".
UK Study Reveals Widespread Economic Abuse Against Women
A study reveals over four million UK women experienced economic abuse in the past year, with disproportionate impact on minority women in London, highlighting the need for a multi-sectoral approach to address this "national emergency".
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28% Bias Score
ADHD Medication Use Quadruples in Netherlands
The number of people using ADHD medication in the Netherlands quadrupled between 2006 and 2023, reaching almost 300,000, driven by increased diagnoses, particularly among women, while concerns remain about off-label use among students.
ADHD Medication Use Quadruples in Netherlands
The number of people using ADHD medication in the Netherlands quadrupled between 2006 and 2023, reaching almost 300,000, driven by increased diagnoses, particularly among women, while concerns remain about off-label use among students.
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36% Bias Score
Liberian Kush Crisis Pushes Women into Drug Trafficking
In Liberia, Evelyn, a 42-year-old mother of four, sells kush to survive due to poverty and lack of opportunities, highlighting the systemic issues driving women into drug trafficking amid a declared health emergency.
Liberian Kush Crisis Pushes Women into Drug Trafficking
In Liberia, Evelyn, a 42-year-old mother of four, sells kush to survive due to poverty and lack of opportunities, highlighting the systemic issues driving women into drug trafficking amid a declared health emergency.
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40% Bias Score
Caregiving Burden: Women Face Significant Career Setbacks
A new study reveals that women caregivers face significant career setbacks, with 33% reducing work hours, 29% forgoing promotions, and 16% quitting their jobs, highlighting the urgent need for workplace support and systemic change.
Caregiving Burden: Women Face Significant Career Setbacks
A new study reveals that women caregivers face significant career setbacks, with 33% reducing work hours, 29% forgoing promotions, and 16% quitting their jobs, highlighting the urgent need for workplace support and systemic change.
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56% Bias Score
Science Confirms Women's Superior Sensory Abilities
Research reveals women possess superior sensory capabilities in touch, smell, taste, and hearing, challenging traditional gender stereotypes and highlighting neurobiological differences that offer real-world advantages.
Science Confirms Women's Superior Sensory Abilities
Research reveals women possess superior sensory capabilities in touch, smell, taste, and hearing, challenging traditional gender stereotypes and highlighting neurobiological differences that offer real-world advantages.
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60% Bias Score
Afghan Women Lead Tourism Initiatives, Challenging Taliban Restrictions
In Afghanistan, women are leading unique, women-only tourism initiatives, offering a counter-narrative to negative media portrayals and showcasing Afghan culture while empowering women economically despite Taliban restrictions.
Afghan Women Lead Tourism Initiatives, Challenging Taliban Restrictions
In Afghanistan, women are leading unique, women-only tourism initiatives, offering a counter-narrative to negative media portrayals and showcasing Afghan culture while empowering women economically despite Taliban restrictions.
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56% Bias Score
East-West German Pension Gap: Women in the West Receive Significantly Less
A new study reveals a stark difference in average monthly pensions between West and East German women: women in the West receive an average of "861 euros, compared to "1,218 euros in the East, a difference of "357 euros due to career interruptions and lower lifetime earnings for women in the West.
East-West German Pension Gap: Women in the West Receive Significantly Less
A new study reveals a stark difference in average monthly pensions between West and East German women: women in the West receive an average of "861 euros, compared to "1,218 euros in the East, a difference of "357 euros due to career interruptions and lower lifetime earnings for women in the West.
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44% Bias Score
Saudi Women's Workforce Participation Soars Under Vision 2030, Yet Structural Challenges Remain
Driven by Vision 2030 reforms, Saudi Arabia's female workforce participation has increased from 17 percent in 2017 to 35 percent in 2022, with women exceeding men in STEM graduation rates; however, challenges to structural inclusivity and emancipation persist.
Saudi Women's Workforce Participation Soars Under Vision 2030, Yet Structural Challenges Remain
Driven by Vision 2030 reforms, Saudi Arabia's female workforce participation has increased from 17 percent in 2017 to 35 percent in 2022, with women exceeding men in STEM graduation rates; however, challenges to structural inclusivity and emancipation persist.
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44% Bias Score
UN Condemns Taliban's Oppression of Afghan Women, Despite US Opposition
The UN General Assembly adopted a resolution condemning the Taliban's oppression of women and girls in Afghanistan, with 116 nations in favor and the US and Israel opposed, urging international aid while expressing concern about its effectiveness.
UN Condemns Taliban's Oppression of Afghan Women, Despite US Opposition
The UN General Assembly adopted a resolution condemning the Taliban's oppression of women and girls in Afghanistan, with 116 nations in favor and the US and Israel opposed, urging international aid while expressing concern about its effectiveness.
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52% Bias Score
Challenging Chivalry: Women, Children, and the Realities of Crisis
The essay contrasts the romanticized 'women and children first' ideal with the realities of the Titanic sinking and modern warfare, arguing that women's resilience in crisis should shape global decisions, not just their rescue.
Challenging Chivalry: Women, Children, and the Realities of Crisis
The essay contrasts the romanticized 'women and children first' ideal with the realities of the Titanic sinking and modern warfare, arguing that women's resilience in crisis should shape global decisions, not just their rescue.
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48% Bias Score
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