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Equality Network warns against excluding trans people from female-only spaces in Scotland
The Equality Network, a Scottish Government-funded group, legally warned public sector bodies against excluding trans people from female-only spaces, sparking criticism for influencing policies that critics say leave bodies vulnerable to legal challenges regarding single-sex spaces; another group, E...
Equality Network warns against excluding trans people from female-only spaces in Scotland
The Equality Network, a Scottish Government-funded group, legally warned public sector bodies against excluding trans people from female-only spaces, sparking criticism for influencing policies that critics say leave bodies vulnerable to legal challenges regarding single-sex spaces; another group, E...
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68% Bias Score
Istanbul Woman Assaulted, Ex-Boyfriend Released Despite Continued Threats
In Istanbul on November 26th, 2024, Hatice Karaçam (26) was assaulted by her ex-boyfriend Cem Y. (25) who broke into her home, choked and beat her. Despite filing a police report, Cem Y. was released on bail and continues to harass her, highlighting issues with victim protection in Turkey.
Istanbul Woman Assaulted, Ex-Boyfriend Released Despite Continued Threats
In Istanbul on November 26th, 2024, Hatice Karaçam (26) was assaulted by her ex-boyfriend Cem Y. (25) who broke into her home, choked and beat her. Despite filing a police report, Cem Y. was released on bail and continues to harass her, highlighting issues with victim protection in Turkey.
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32% Bias Score
Beijing+30: Progress and Persistent Challenges in Gender Equality
The 30th anniversary of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action and the upcoming CSW69 session in March 2024 highlight progress in women's rights while emphasizing the need for redoubled efforts to address persistent gender inequalities, particularly in economic empowerment and violence agai...
Beijing+30: Progress and Persistent Challenges in Gender Equality
The 30th anniversary of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action and the upcoming CSW69 session in March 2024 highlight progress in women's rights while emphasizing the need for redoubled efforts to address persistent gender inequalities, particularly in economic empowerment and violence agai...
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36% Bias Score
East vs. West German Women: A nuanced look at equality
Clara Marz's exhibit, "Women in Divided Germany," challenges the common perception of greater female emancipation in East Germany, showing that while workforce participation was higher in the East, the concept of equality differed significantly between East and West, with post-reunification losses h...
East vs. West German Women: A nuanced look at equality
Clara Marz's exhibit, "Women in Divided Germany," challenges the common perception of greater female emancipation in East Germany, showing that while workforce participation was higher in the East, the concept of equality differed significantly between East and West, with post-reunification losses h...
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36% Bias Score
Global Gender Equality Progress Threatened by Setbacks and Funding Cuts
A UN Women report reveals that while gender equality has improved, alarming setbacks are occurring in several countries, with funding cuts and the rise of anti-feminist movements jeopardizing progress, impacting at least 4,500 women in Ukraine.
Global Gender Equality Progress Threatened by Setbacks and Funding Cuts
A UN Women report reveals that while gender equality has improved, alarming setbacks are occurring in several countries, with funding cuts and the rise of anti-feminist movements jeopardizing progress, impacting at least 4,500 women in Ukraine.
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40% Bias Score
Malala Yousafzai Returns to Pakistan 13 Years After Taliban Attack
Malala Yousafzai, 27, returned to her Pakistani hometown of Shangla for the first time since a 2012 Taliban attack, visiting family, a school supported by her Malala Fund, and her grandmother's grave, while also publicly condemning recent attacks in the region.
Malala Yousafzai Returns to Pakistan 13 Years After Taliban Attack
Malala Yousafzai, 27, returned to her Pakistani hometown of Shangla for the first time since a 2012 Taliban attack, visiting family, a school supported by her Malala Fund, and her grandmother's grave, while also publicly condemning recent attacks in the region.
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32% Bias Score
Chile's Progress and Challenges in Women's Rights on International Women's Day
Chile celebrates International Women's Day amidst progress and persistent challenges, highlighting new laws promoting women's rights alongside persistent gender inequalities in education and leadership roles, urging collaborative efforts for lasting change.
Chile's Progress and Challenges in Women's Rights on International Women's Day
Chile celebrates International Women's Day amidst progress and persistent challenges, highlighting new laws promoting women's rights alongside persistent gender inequalities in education and leadership roles, urging collaborative efforts for lasting change.
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44% Bias Score
UN Report: Persistent Gender Inequality Despite Progress
A UN Women report, "Women's Rights in Review 30 Years After Beijing," released on International Women's Day, finds progress in gender equality but persistent discrimination, proposing a six-point agenda to address ongoing challenges exacerbated by crises and weakened institutions.
UN Report: Persistent Gender Inequality Despite Progress
A UN Women report, "Women's Rights in Review 30 Years After Beijing," released on International Women's Day, finds progress in gender equality but persistent discrimination, proposing a six-point agenda to address ongoing challenges exacerbated by crises and weakened institutions.
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32% Bias Score
Poland's First Abortion Clinic Opens Amidst Protests and Legal Uncertainty
On International Women's Day, Poland's first abortion clinic opened in Warsaw, directly defying the country's strict abortion laws and facing immediate protests; despite government promises of legalization, no action has been taken, leaving the clinic's future uncertain.
Poland's First Abortion Clinic Opens Amidst Protests and Legal Uncertainty
On International Women's Day, Poland's first abortion clinic opened in Warsaw, directly defying the country's strict abortion laws and facing immediate protests; despite government promises of legalization, no action has been taken, leaving the clinic's future uncertain.
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52% Bias Score
Afghan Women Face Escalating Oppression Under Taliban Rule
Three and a half years after the Taliban takeover, Afghan women face escalating oppression, including educational bans, limited employment, and mandatory veiling; while women's organizations and international legal actions offer some hope.
Afghan Women Face Escalating Oppression Under Taliban Rule
Three and a half years after the Taliban takeover, Afghan women face escalating oppression, including educational bans, limited employment, and mandatory veiling; while women's organizations and international legal actions offer some hope.
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56% Bias Score
Taliban's Rapid Takeover of Afghanistan in 2021
The Taliban seized control of Afghanistan on August 15, 2021, following a rapid military advance that exploited the withdrawal of foreign forces and the collapse of the Afghan military, leading to widespread displacement and a humanitarian crisis.
Taliban's Rapid Takeover of Afghanistan in 2021
The Taliban seized control of Afghanistan on August 15, 2021, following a rapid military advance that exploited the withdrawal of foreign forces and the collapse of the Afghan military, leading to widespread displacement and a humanitarian crisis.
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44% Bias Score
Cooking: A Feminist Act of Self-Sufficiency
This article challenges the feminist view of cooking as oppression, arguing that true oppression stemmed from unequal access to resources and autonomy, not cooking itself. Reclaiming cooking as a skill for all genders promotes self-sufficiency and empowerment.
Cooking: A Feminist Act of Self-Sufficiency
This article challenges the feminist view of cooking as oppression, arguing that true oppression stemmed from unequal access to resources and autonomy, not cooking itself. Reclaiming cooking as a skill for all genders promotes self-sufficiency and empowerment.
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36% Bias Score
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