A Festival Enjoyed by Everyone... Gender Impact Assessments Implemented for Local Festivals Starting in April
Starting in April, local governments in South Korea will implement a gender impact assessment checklist for festivals to promote gender equality.
Kenya: Kenya Steps Up Push for Clean Water Access As Women Bear Burden of Shortages
Kenya is intensifying efforts to improve access to clean water, addressing gender disparities in water access as highlighted during World Water Day celebrations.
School ruled that girls cannot play ice hockey - Here is the truth
A school in Finland has faced backlash for a longstanding rule prohibiting girls from playing ice hockey, despite recent educational reforms promoting gender equality.
Maxi-competition at the Ministry of Justice 2026, over 9,100 positions coming. How it works
The Italian Ministry of Justice is launching a maxi-competition in 2026 to fill over 9,100 positions, including specific rules and eligibility details.
A revealing social media picture from Alexander Stubb โ 'Better than Donald's'
Finnish President Alexander Stubb shares a cozy reading corner on social media, promoting reflection and equality inspired by Virginia Woolf's work.
Amy Hamm: UBC law school panel frets over trans exclusion from female sport
A panel at the University of British Columbia discussed the inclusion of transgender athletes in women's sports, highlighting concerns about biological males competing with female athletes.
Why is World Water Day celebrated today?
World Water Day is celebrated on March 22 to raise awareness about the importance of potable water and address unequal access across the globe.
Equality Commissioner: In Denmark, consent law has also been actively used by men
Christian Veske, Estonia's Gender Equality and Equal Treatment Commissioner, highlights gaps in gender equality in Denmark and criticizes politicians for not addressing these issues.
Being a Woman
This article reflects on the struggles and resilience of women in a misogynistic society, emphasizing their fight to reclaim their presence and rights.
Handshake Summit honours leaders driving gender equality
The Handshake Summit in New York recognized over 200 global leaders for their efforts in promoting gender equality during the Commission on the Status of Women.
PGR accuses former minister Silvio Almeida of sexual harassment against Anielle Franco
The Attorney General's Office has accused former Human Rights Minister Silvio Almeida of sexual harassment towards Equality Minister Anielle Franco, igniting discussions about accountability and women's rights in Brazil.
Kirsi leads gender equality work at the UN โ she is concerned about two issues regarding the situation of Finnish women
Kirsi Madi, a Finnish official at the UN, is focused on gender equality and is particularly concerned about the rise in violence against women.
She outperformed many men, but had to hide that she is a woman
This article discusses the challenges faced by a talented individual in a male-dominated field who had to conceal her gender to gain recognition.
After Fernandes' allegations: 'I have looked into so many abysses โ one has no idea'
TV personalities Mareile Hรถppner and Lola Weippert discuss their long struggle against male harassment, xenophobia, and online abuse exacerbated by deepfake technology.
FIFA has decided that women's teams must have female coaches
FIFA has mandated that all women's teams participating in its tournaments must have female head or assistant coaches, effective immediately.
Breakthrough in WNBA: Million-dollar salaries are now possible for female basketball players
The WNBA and its players' union have reached a groundbreaking agreement allowing for million-dollar salaries for female players in a new seven-year deal.
Social Democrats to Provide Better Conditions for Parents of Young Children
The Social Democrats plan to present a proposal that would allow parents of young children to reduce their work hours for a period while receiving financial support.
Women's inclusion in cybersecurity is a social and strategic issue
The article discusses the slow progress of women's inclusion in the cybersecurity workforce, highlighting the historical male dominance in the field and the changing nature of cybersecurity.
Sailing is not just for the rich - how to start and how much it actually costs
The article discusses the accessibility of sailing, particularly for children and youth, highlighting that it is increasingly attracting girls in recent years.
F.A.Z. Series Fast Smart: The Path to the Desired Child Costs Thousands of Euros
The cost of achieving a desired child often falls disproportionately on women, highlighting the need for fair financial arrangements in parenting.
FIFA approves rule to increase the number of women coaches in women's football
FIFA has approved a new rule requiring that either the head coach or at least one assistant coach in women's competitions must be a woman, aiming to promote gender equality.
Africa: Remarks By UNICEF Executive Catherine Russell On World Water Day 2026 - Where Water Flows, Equality Grows
UNICEF Executive Catherine Russell emphasizes the critical link between water access and gender equality in her remarks for World Water Day 2026.
Africa: Remarks By Unicef Executive Catherine Russell On World Water Day 2026 - Where Water Flows, Equality Grows
UNICEF Executive Catherine Russell highlighted the critical link between the global water crisis and gender inequality, particularly how it affects girls.
Goodbye gender lists, no more genders at the polls: from the referendum we vote in alphabetical order
Italy is transitioning to a gender-neutral voting system where voters will no longer be separated by gender during elections, starting with a recent referendum.
Registrations open for the V Women's Forum of Baixo Amazonas
The V Women's Forum of Baixo Amazonas will be held in Santarรฉm, Brazil, emphasizing women's roles in societal transformation and featuring discussions on various gender perspectives.
RBSE Result: Will girls surpass boys this time too?
The Rajasthan Board's 10th-grade results continue a trend where girls outshine boys in academic performance, with girls achieving higher pass percentages and leading in merit lists over the past seven years.
The Quiet Revolution: FIFA Requires Women's Championships to Follow New Regulations
FIFA has announced new regulations requiring women's teams to have at least one female coach or assistant coach, aiming to enhance female representation in coaching roles.
The pay gap is not just numbers. What mechanisms sustain it?
The article discusses the various mechanisms that support the pay gap beyond simple numerical values.
Marzena Diakun: Do not place the conductor before the composer, the most important thing is the music
Conductor Marzena Diakun discusses the evolving landscape for female conductors and emphasizes that artistic quality is what truly matters in the profession.
Women's Commission: 'Discussing these issues should be the responsibility of all society', says reader
The article discusses opinions from readers on the role of women in society and the leadership of Erika Hilton in the Women's Commission, highlighting the need for societal engagement with women's issues, particularly in the face of rising feminicide rates.
Class Struggle Went for Alarmism. They Are Not Alone.
A Norwegian commentary criticizes the alarmist interpretation of a research study on young men's attitudes towards women and equality, asserting that Norway was not even part of the study.
FIFA to impose new radical rule on women's national teams ahead of 2027 World Cup
FIFA has mandated that women's national teams include at least two female staff members, including a head coach or assistant, before the 2027 World Cup.
FIFA introduces rule mandating female coaches in womenโs football
FIFA has adopted a new rule requiring all teams in women's tournaments to have a female head coach or assistant coach, effective from the Under-20 Womenโs World Cup in September.
According to the new rule, women's football teams must have female coaches
FIFA has established a new rule requiring women's football teams to have a female head coach or assistant coach starting from September.
I'm Sorry, EarthโLet's Not Stay; Let's Have the Courage to Solve Together
The fifth issue of 'Today's Children's Book' was published on March 8th, coinciding with International Women's Day, featuring 93 selected books that focus on themes of social equity, ecological awareness, and more.
The First Minna Canth Award Was Presented in Kuopio โ A Vantaa Association Won 35,000 Euros
The Nicehearts association from Vantaa received the inaugural Minna Canth Award, presented during a seminar in Kuopio.
A year ago we stopped modifying foreign women's surnames. Did you notice?
About a year ago, Dennรญk N decided to stop adding the suffix '-ovรก' to foreign women's surnames, leading to fewer complaints regarding the representation of female figures.
A surprising demand from the Kokoomus leader: A woman as chairman
Pia Kauma, Deputy Chair of the Kokoomus party's parliamentary group, calls for a female chairman in a context of gender equality in Finnish politics.
A Defense for Midwives
Experienced midwives shared their insights regarding challenging childbirth cases in Norwegian hospitals, addressing the evolving expectations of birthing women.
Iran women's football team return after asylum tussle
The Iranian women's football team has returned home following a dispute over asylum claims made during a recent tournament.
See practical tips on how to be a functional man
The article provides practical advice for men to embrace responsibilities in domestic life, addressing structural machismo and its effects on household management.
Series 'Estopim' rescues stories of women victims of violence in Brazil
The series 'Estopim' sheds light on the stories of women victims of violence in Brazil using a true crime format to analyze the social impact of various crimes.
Purra opens up about equality: 'Why aren't right-wing women invited to women's magazines?'
Riikka Purra, the leader of the Finns Party, questions the visibility of right-wing women in women's magazines, arguing for a broader understanding of gender equality.
Sรฃo Paulo Chamber approves, in first vote, the name change of Peixoto Gomide street
The Sรฃo Paulo City Council approved a proposal to rename Peixoto Gomide street to Sophia Gomide in a first vote, highlighting the historical reparation for a victim of femicide.
Today on TV: Male Leaders Sent a Female Politician a 'Penis Card': 'Outrageous'
A female politician received a vulgar card from male leaders, sparking discussions about harassment and gender equality in Finland.
Finland falls out of the EU's top ten in the number of female members on stock company boards
Finland ranks 11th among EU and EEA countries for the number of women on the boards of major stock companies, according to a survey by the Central Chamber of Commerce.
Our Young Lysistratas
Many young women in Spain are choosing to abstain from heterosexual relationships due to the emotional distress they associate with them, reflecting a failure in equality education policies.
Commission chaired by Erika Hilton focused on combating violence against women in 2025
The Women's Rights Defense Commission, led by Erika Hilton, prioritized legislation against violence towards women, including electronic monitoring for offenders, during its current term.
Falcon CEO advocates for leadership roles for women in energy
Audrey Joe-Ezigbo, CEO of Falcon Corporation Limited, has urged the Nigerian energy sector to enhance the appointment of women to leadership roles, highlighting the progress made in the industry as part of the global celebration of women's achievements.
Lieutenant Colonel of the Military Police suspected of killing his wife wrote that she should be submissive and he sovereign
A lieutenant colonel from the Military Police in Brazil has been arrested on suspicion of femicide after sending messages to his wife expressing beliefs about her submission, shortly before her death.