Bronze statues can be bought with money. Moving power requires more than that
The article discusses the historical neglect of women's contributions in storytelling and highlights the challenges of addressing centuries of gender inequality in the cultural narrative.
Engagement in the Catholic Church: 'My motivation is that something changes from the bottom up'
Volunteers in Catholic parishes are facing challenges as they deal with community frustrations regarding issues such as abuse scandals and gender inequality within the church, ahead of upcoming elections for parish councils in Bavaria.
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.
Trump and the Women's Hockey Olympic Champions: A Visible Rift in America's Sports
The U.S. women's hockey Olympic team declined an invitation to meet President Trump, highlighting gender disparities in sports and recognition between male and female athletes.
Today on TV: Julianna Jokela faced a difficult situation in her radio career – This is what she was told
Julianna Jokela discusses sexism in the radio industry, highlighting the challenges women face in proving their worth.
The new Taliban penal code: 15 days in jail for breaking a woman's arm and five months for mistreating a camel
Afghanistan's new penal code allows a man to be imprisoned for only 15 days for breaking his wife's arm while providing a harsher penalty of five months for mistreating a camel, reflecting severe gender-based inequality in legal recourse.
'Killer' Daughters: Cut Father's Neck with a Knife, Then Wiped Mother's Tears...
In Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh, two daughters murdered their father after being frustrated with perceived discrimination against them.
Zimbabwe: The Hidden Bill - How Gender-Based Violence Is Costing Zimbabwe Its Future
A new assessment reveals that gender-based violence in Zimbabwe costs the country $1.36 billion annually, severely impacting its economy and women's lives.
More precariousness, fewer births: the paradox of labor reform
Argentina's labor reform under Javier Milei's government exacerbates precarious working conditions, particularly for women, by increasing job insecurity and deepening existing inequalities.
Women at the Center, a Month of Art with More than 50 Activities in 22 Venues
The event will feature over 50 activities dedicated to spotlighting women's contributions to the arts and addressing systemic inequalities in the music industry.
What You Can Get in This Year's Wage Settlement
The newly appointed leaders of LO pledge to advocate for at least a four percent wage increase in this year's negotiations, addressing wage disparities among different worker categories.
Without Work Due to AI. Artificial Intelligence Poses a Greater Threat to Women than Men
The article discusses how artificial intelligence (AI) affects job availability, specifically highlighting that women may be more vulnerable to job loss compared to men due to the rise of AI technologies.
'Hunger Games' in the Metro: Vendors Don't Want to Lose Their Children
The article explores the precarious situation of female vendors in the Mexico City Metro, who navigate a challenging environment while trying to support their families.
Political journey of María Elena Álvarez Bernal, the disruptive PAN member
María Elena Álvarez Bernal, a notable figure in Mexican politics and former member of the PAN party, has passed away at the age of 95 after a significant political career.
Do girls have space in science?
The article discusses how gender stereotypes impact children's choices and roles, specifically in relation to science careers for girls.
Science and inequality: invisible costs and the scissor effect drive women away from scientific careers
The article discusses how hidden costs and societal barriers hinder women's participation in scientific careers, especially highlighted on International Day of Women and Girls in Science.
The operating room is still a masculine territory: "A robot got in before a woman"
Vanesa Audil, the only female cardiovascular surgeon at the Favaloro Foundation in Argentina, discusses the gender disparity in her field and the challenges women face to gain leadership roles.
Feminists report over a hundred legal frauds related to the trans law to circumvent other regulations
Feminists have reported more than a hundred instances of legal fraud related to the trans law, claiming it undermines public policies aimed at addressing gender inequalities.
EFKA: Two-tier wages, average salary in large companies exceeds €1550, at €1,065 in smaller ones
The average salary in large companies in Greece has surpassed €1550, while smaller firms, which make up 95% of businesses, pay significantly lower salaries, highlighting ongoing wage disparities and gender inequalities.