2026 British LGBT Awards: Alan Carr and Amanda Holden lead star-studded shortlist
The 2026 British LGBT Awards will feature a star-studded shortlist including Alan Carr and Amanda Holden, celebrating LGBTQ+ visibility in the UK.
NHL star posted a picture of himself and his daughter – the sight shocked, had to be removed quickly
NHL player Dylan Strome's innocent photo with his daughter sparked a social media backlash, prompting the league to promptly delete the post after it faced criticism.
Women’s Rights: EU Rejects New Fund for Safe Abortions
The EU has rejected a proposal for a new fund aimed at ensuring safe and legal abortion access for all women in the EU.
Strong gender stereotypes still prevail in family and home life, according to survey data
A survey reveals that while 68% of Latvians believe gender equality exists, outdated gender roles persist in family and home settings.
Malin Fransson: The Mirror of Laughter Was Directed at Men – Trump May Have Done Women's Sports a Favor
Malin Fransson argues that Donald Trump's comments have unintentionally sparked reflection and change in women's sports, bringing male and female athletes closer together during the Olympics.
Emma Teitel: U.S. women’s hockey team deserves better than to be mocked
The article criticizes the U.S. men's hockey team for their disrespectful behavior towards the U.S. women’s team during a public event and highlights the need for accountability among athletes.
The Agricultural Chamber has a new leader - for the first time in its history, a woman has been elected as chairperson
The Agricultural Chamber of Lithuania has appointed its first-ever female chairperson, marking a historic moment for the organization.
Events in the Freising District: Freising Celebrates International Women's Day
The Freising District is hosting several events in the lead-up to International Women's Day on March 8, focusing on women's achievements and equality.
Total Knockout of Donald Trump's Comment by the USA Women's Gold Team
Hilary Knight, captain of the USA women's ice hockey team, criticized President Donald Trump's comments regarding the invitation to both men's and women's Olympic gold medal teams to the White House.
Donald Trump's comments about the USA women's hockey team sparked a storm of outrage, blame was also directed at the men's team
Comments made by President Donald Trump regarding the USA women's hockey team have generated significant backlash, with some also criticizing the men's team.
"What shocked me is exile in addition to pain": Sébastien Chenu justifies his vote in favor of the end-of-life bill
Sébastien Chenu, the vice-president of the RN party in France, explains his support for a contentious end-of-life bill, emphasizing the need for equality in access to palliative care.
“Acknowledge the Industrial Accident of Children Exposed to Harmful Substances by Their Fathers” Administrative Lawsuit Filed
An administrative lawsuit has been filed to recognize congenital disorders in children of male workers exposed to harmful substances in industrial workplaces as industrial accidents.
World Bank: Complete Gender Equality in the Workplace Does Not Exist Anywhere in the World
A World Bank report reveals that even with gender equality laws in place, actual implementation is only about 50%, indicating significant ongoing barriers for women in the workforce.
The best housing plan. Only 50 billion missing per year
The article discusses a proposed housing plan in Czechia that requires an additional annual funding of 50 billion CZK to be effective.
The share of female top executives has taken a step back
The percentage of female executive directors in Denmark has decreased, according to a report, despite an increase in female directors.
High Voltage Drama Between Husband and Wife on Road; Video
A public dispute between a husband and wife in Devli town of Rajasthan's Tonk district has gone viral on social media, showcasing a dramatic scene where the husband is seen pulling his wife's hair and forcibly trying to make her sit on a motorcycle.
239 Parents Who Failed to Pay Child Support...281 Sanctions Including Travel Ban and Disclosure of Names
239 parents who have failed to pay child support will face sanctions including travel bans and the suspension of driving licenses.
Balance is not a benefit, but a standard of the future
Organizations recognized for their consistent implementation of equality policies and monitoring of wage gaps amid new EU salary transparency directive.
Can women referee football matches? And companies? And cities?
The article discusses the implications of a Brazilian football player's sexist comments about women's capabilities in sports, highlighting broader societal issues of gender inequality.
US women's hockey gold medalist Hilary Knight brushes off men's reaction to Trump remark
Hilary Knight, a gold medalist from the US women's hockey team, addressed President Trump's controversial joke that downplayed the women's team's achievements.
Family members of Marielle celebrate the conviction of the masterminds by the STF: 'Justice for her is a lifelong task'
Relatives of assassinated councilwoman Marielle Franco celebrated the conviction of the crime's masterminds by Brazil's Supreme Court during an emotional session.
Sanremo, clash over the term feminist: the Rag Dolls: "Necessary until there is parity"
At the Sanremo Festival, the Rag Dolls engaged in a heated discussion about feminism that sparked a viral debate on social media.
Caserta, the City of Women
The International Festival 'Caserta - The City of Women' was announced in Rome as a significant global celebration of female excellence.
Women: The Strategic Reserve of Road Transport in Mexico
The shortage of talent in Mexico's freight transport sector highlights the underrepresentation of women, who make up only 2.4% of drivers, despite the potential for increased inclusion.
Reconciliation retreats and entrenches the gender gap in Spain
A new report shows that progress towards gender equality in Spain is stagnant, with minimal improvements in the Closingap Index.
Are We Equal Sovereigns in the Korea-US Alliance? [Why?]
The article discusses the challenges and perceptions of sovereignty within the Korea-US alliance, highlighting recent events that question the equality of this partnership.
50 Years of Women's Ordination: A History of Neglect and Discrimination
Renate Breit reflects on her 85 years of life, sharing her experience as a pioneering female pastor who faced discrimination and exclusion in her career.
The court has started examining a case regarding 10 points added to the results of the maturity exams
A group of opposition MPs has challenged the addition of 10 points to maturity exams in court, arguing it undermines equality among applicants.
Labor and Family Reconciliation: Key to Productivity and Female Participation
The article discusses the declining labor participation of women in Mexico, highlighting a significant drop in employment and a concerning gender gap in economic participation.
Taxation of Foreign Survivors' Pensions Does Not Violate Equality Principle, Tokyo District Court Dismisses Claim
The Tokyo District Court ruled that taxation on foreign survivors' pensions does not violate the principle of equality, dismissing a claim from beneficiaries opposing the taxation.
South Korea, 'Need for Gender Equality Disclosure Law' as It Remains 'Bottom' in Gender Wage Gap
South Korea has remained the bottom-ranked country for gender wage gaps in the OECD for over three decades, leading to calls for the establishment of a 'Gender Equality Disclosure Law' to address the issue.
Ville Niinistö criticizes Olympic hockey champions
Ville Niinistö harshly criticizes the actions of the U.S. men's hockey team following their Olympic victory, highlighting the problematic behavior associated with their post-win celebration with President Trump.
BH judge is called to act in the 2nd Instance of TJMG; female presence is still low in the judiciary
Judge Beatriz Junqueira Guimarães has begun her term in the 2nd Instance of the Minas Gerais Court of Justice, highlighting the ongoing gender disparity in Brazil's judiciary.
Notable Canadian: Agnes Macphail was a force of nature
Agnes Macphail, the first woman elected to the Canadian House of Commons in 1921, was a pivotal figure in Canadian politics and women's rights.
The Atlantic staff writer fumes over Trump’s women's hockey joke during call with Team USA
A writer from The Atlantic criticized a joke made by President Trump during a call with the U.S. men's hockey team regarding the women's team.
Feeding, naps, and coloring books. When mom goes to the Olympics
The article explores how female athletes manage motherhood while participating in the Olympics, highlighting the significant presence of female athletes at the Winter Games.
Picos will have the second unit of the House of Brazilian Women in the interior of Piauí
The government of Piauí is constructing its second House of Brazilian Women in Picos, which is expected to serve the local population by 2026.
Parent Column 'Sleepless': Mom, Are Men Better Than Women?
A mother reflects on a poignant question posed by her four-year-old daughter regarding gender superiority after watching the Olympics.
Highlighting the Strategic Role of Women in Decision-Making is the Main Objective of a Discussion to be Held in Guayaquil
An upcoming discussion in Guayaquil aims to emphasize the strategic role of women in decision-making and professional development in honor of International Women's Day.
Gender Neutrality? It's Good for Companies. Public Sphere Lags Behind
The article discusses the recent legal changes in Poland regarding gender neutrality in job postings and the ongoing challenges faced in the public sector.
Drinking Water: Justice "annuls the procedure" for awarding a market in Île-de-France to Suez
A French court has annulled the procedure for awarding a drinking water contract to Suez, citing violations of candidate equality that potentially harmed Veolia.
The most educated women, but penalized in work. Salaries 25% lower and pensions 44% lower
Despite being more educated, women in Italy continue to face significant wage disparities in the workplace, with salaries averaging 25% lower than men's and pensions 44% less.
Africa: AWLN Convenes High-Level Meetings to Advance Women's Leadership on the Margins of the 39th African Union Summit
The African Women Leaders Network held high-level meetings during the 39th African Union Summit to promote women's leadership in Africa.
Olympic Changes Under Fire: Kocumová Struggles to Understand, Ledecká's Harsh Judgment Circles the Globe
Traditionalists of the Winter Olympics express growing concern over potential radical changes to the sports featured in the games, as discussions surface around unconventional new competitions.
War effort cannot become an excuse for retreat on human rights, says Ukrainian lawmaker
Ukrainian lawmaker Inna Sovsun emphasizes the importance of maintaining focus on human rights, including gender equality and LGBTQ rights, even amidst the ongoing conflict with Russia.
Trump seems to mock US women's hockey team while congratulating men on gold
President Trump faced backlash for mocking the US women's hockey team during a congratulatory call to the men's team after their Olympic victory.
Hockey, the USA women's national team declines Trump's invitation due to a sexist joke
The USA women's hockey team, gold medalists at the Winter Olympics, declined President Trump's invitation to the State of the Union address following his sexist joke.
Equality: The CDU has a women's quota - but men are once again in power
The CDU is honoring former politician Rita Süssmuth for her significant contributions toward gender equality, highlighting the ongoing challenges of implementing women's representation within the party.
Rahul Gandhi will join 'Mohammad Deepak's' gym, how many clients are left after the uproar?
Rahul Gandhi met gym trainer Mohammad Deepak, who rose to fame after defending a shopkeeper in Uttarakhand, and announced his intention to join Deepak's gym, amidst falling client numbers due to backlash.
"War is not an excuse to delay human rights... turning a blind eye leads to rapid regression"
In Ukraine, despite the ongoing war, advocates for gender equality and LGBTQ+ rights, like MP Inna Sovsun, continue to fight for human rights, highlighting the need for attention to these issues even in wartime.