Mandatory Gender Representation in Women's Team Leadership Introduced in International Football
New FIFA regulations require gender representation in the leadership of women's football teams, starting with the U-20 Women’s World Cup in Poland this September.
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.
What is the new FIFA regulation aimed at increasing female participation: "At least two women per coaching staff"
FIFA has introduced a new regulation requiring at least two women in coaching staff roles to combat gender bias and increase female representation in football.
A year ago we stopped modifying foreign women's surnames. Did you notice?
About a year ago, Denník N decided to stop adding the suffix '-ová' to foreign women's surnames, leading to fewer complaints regarding the representation of female figures.
Anniina Valtonen noticed a clear difference in treatment compared to Pekka Pouta: 'It's considered funny'
Anniina Valtonen has observed that she receives different treatment from viewers compared to her male colleague Pekka Pouta, encountering distressing comments predominantly from male viewers.
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.
The trend has taken hold: More women are running for the Folketing
The percentage of women candidates in Denmark's parliamentary elections has increased for the third consecutive election.
Local Elections: Bavaria Has a Women's Problem in Politics
The article discusses the ongoing lack of female representation in political positions in Bavaria, emphasizing that too few women are running for office or being elected.
The ballerina always comes here when she has something to celebrate
The article discusses a ballerina's reflections on the impact of historical art representations of women, particularly influenced by Catherine McCormack's book, 'Women in the Picture'.
Removed the sexist advertisement for poke. The Municipality: "It's abusive"
The municipality has ordered the removal of a sexist advertisement depicting a naked woman suggestively holding poke bowls as part of a campaign against gender-stereotyped advertising.
Amapá stands out with women in politics and ignites debate about differences between states
Amapá is projected to elect the highest proportional representation of women in the upcoming 2026 elections in Brazil, sparking dialogue about gender representation in politics across different states.
Erika Hilton is an Authoritarian Person
Erika Hilton's election as president of the Women's Commission in Congress has sparked criticism from various sectors of society, particularly regarding gender representation.
Local Elections 2026: CSU Remains the Strongest Force in the Erding City Council
In the recent mayoral election in Erding, incumbent Max Gotz of the CSU secured a clear victory with 51.7%, ensuring the party's continued dominance in the city council.
The Deputy Minister Calls a Statement on Motherhood in Madrid a Personal Opinion as It Was Presented During Vacation
The Lithuanian Deputy Minister of Justice, K. Zamarytė-Sakavičienė, asserted that a recent statement on motherhood was personal, despite being delivered in an official capacity, leading to controversy regarding its representation of Lithuania's stance.
A group of knitters protested against naked women statues: they dressed them and now people stop to look at them
A group of knitters in Copenhagen protested against the lack of representation of women in public art by dressing statues of naked women, provoking public curiosity and discussion.
Pointed breasts are a thing of the past, Lara Croft changes her face again and embarks on new adventures
Lara Croft is undergoing another transformation as she embarks on new adventures, reflecting a shift away from previous character designs.
Increased Proportion of Women in 'People' Column: Analyzing 40 Years, Gender Disparities Remain
A recent analysis of Asahi Shimbun's 'People' column reveals that the proportion of women featured has increased to over 40%, though significant gender disparities persist.
Chilean Smiljan Radic wins the Pritzker Prize, the most important in architecture
Chilean architect Smiljan Radic has been awarded the prestigious Pritzker Prize, highlighting ongoing discussions about representation in the field of architecture.
Domestic startup boards have a female ratio of only 6.9%... "still male-dominated"
A report reveals that the representation of women on boards of domestic startups in South Korea is only 6.9%, indicating a persistent male dominance in leadership roles.
A Woman at the Helm: Why 2026 Will Be the Great Test for the United Nations
The appointment of the next Secretary General of the United Nations in 2026 raises questions about gender representation and effective leadership.
The Foundation Gives the Green Light: Beatrice Venezi Will Be the Musical Director of the Teatro la Fenice in Venice
Beatrice Venezi has been appointed the musical director of the Teatro la Fenice in Venice, set to begin her term in October 2026, despite facing criticism and challenges leading up to her confirmation.
Alison Bechdel on 'The True Story of the Bechdel Test'
Alison Bechdel discusses the origins and significance of the Bechdel Test in a conversation with French critic Iris Brey.
Consider Your Rebirth
Ulli Lust explores early human history and gender perspectives in her graphic novel series, tackling the representation of significant historical artifacts like the Venus of Willendorf.
Successful Female Candidates: Now It’s Time for Women
The article discusses the growing influence of women in local politics, particularly in the Ebersberg district, against a backdrop of changing societal attitudes toward gender roles.
The photo of economic power changed, the cost for women did not
Despite progress in women's representation in high economic positions in Mexico, the question remains whether their authority is recognized as equally valid compared to traditional masculine attributes of power.
Liberia: Ex-President Sirleaf Lashes Lawmakers in Capitol Speech, Calls Low Representation of Women Embarrassing
Former Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf criticized the low representation of women in the Legislature during a speech, calling it an embarrassment that hinders the country's development.
Songs more healing than herbs. The thundering Florence and the Machine healed Prague
Florence and the Machine delivered a dramatic rock performance in Prague, showcasing their distinctive sound and addressing gender representation in music.
Still Few Women in Management and Councils
The article discusses the ongoing gender pay gap in the banking sector in Poland, highlighting the lower representation of women in management positions.
The Invisible Barriers to Women's Presence in Politics
This article discusses the underrepresentation of women in Brazilian politics in light of International Women’s Day, highlighting Brazil's low ranking in women's parliamentary presence.
100% Female Orchestra Created in Interior SP and Performs First Concert on Women's Day: 'Expand Opportunities', Says Creator
A new 100% female orchestra has been established in São José do Rio Preto, Brazil, to enhance female representation in concert music, making its debut on International Women's Day.
Hollyoaks star shares subtle ways she challenges gender stereotypes on set
Jessica Fox, a long-time star of 'Hollyoaks,' discusses her efforts to challenge gender stereotypes in the entertainment industry.
Women's Power: Women Lead Justice, Education, and Rights Advocacy in ES
For the first time in history, women are leading key institutions in Espírito Santo, marking significant progress in gender representation.
Paid Apprenticeship Year Attracts Women to the Construction Industry: 'Want to Work Practically'
A paid apprenticeship program aimed at women is helping to increase female representation in Sweden's male-dominated construction industry.
Bad News Throws Women into the Corner of Loss
The article discusses how a seemingly minor report by Folha sparked outrage regarding the portrayal of women's health issues in Brazil's economy, linking menopause to significant economic loss.
Is she a farmer or still just the farmer's wife?
Female farmers in Australia are seeking recognition and equality in the agriculture industry as they face challenges related to gender bias and under-representation.
Ex-Liberal MP says the party must introduce gender quotas to start winning elections
Former Liberal MP Jenny Ware advocates for gender quotas in her party to enhance representation and improve electoral success.
The presence of women in executive positions drops to 24.3% although it improves in boards of directors
The percentage of women in executive positions in Spanish companies has fallen to 24.3%, despite an increase in their representation on boards of directors.
President of MDB Women formalizes a note of repudiation against Dado Dolabella in the party
The president of MDB Women has issued a formal repudiation against Dado Dolabella following his affiliation with the party amid discontent from female members.
ROOT ⟩ Only girls in the government
The article discusses a message sent by Kristen Michal celebrating International Women's Day, highlighting the female representation in government.
8M is also written from the power of incidence
International Women's Day emphasizes the ongoing struggle for women's representation and equality across various sectors including politics, business, and academia.
The status of women in the music industry is developing slowly
The status of women in the Finnish music industry is evolving, but at a slow pace, with their representation remaining relatively unchanged.
The Glass Ceiling Still Limits Women's Careers in Large Companies
A recent analysis reveals that while women's representation in management roles in Poland is notable, particularly in accounting and e-commerce, progress has stagnated in recent years following earlier improvements.
It's time for a woman at the TCU
The article discusses the historical lack of female representation in Brazil's Court of Audit (TCU), highlighting that only two women have ever served on the court since its establishment in 1890.
Gender Equality Country Norway? Not in News Coverage
A new report reveals that women remain underrepresented in the media, comprising only one-quarter of news voices.
Lithuania's Gender Equality Index is Rising, but There is Room for Improvement: Scandinavia has Long Freed Itself from Stereotypes
Lithuania has made significant progress in its Gender Equality Index, climbing to 14th place among EU countries, but still faces challenges in women's representation in business and politics.
The Municipal Election in Numbers: Fewer Women, More AfD
The upcoming municipal elections in Bavaria are set to see a decrease in female candidates and an increase in support for the AfD party.
"No Mercy": Film Discussion with Isa Willinger: Women Watching Films
In honor of International Women’s Day on March 8, a film discussion explores the representation of women in cinema and the gender imbalance in film production.
1 in 4 female sources among 18 newspapers and broadcasts... "Conscious excavation is necessary"
A report shows that only 27% of sources quoted in major South Korean newspapers and broadcasts are women, highlighting a need for more intentional efforts to include female voices in media.
Euphrasie Kouassi Yao, gender adviser of the Ivorian government: "As long as we do not unite women and development, we will always be at war"
Euphrasie Kouassi Yao emphasizes the vital link between women's empowerment and sustainable development in her efforts to enhance female representation in decision-making roles in Côte d'Ivoire.
Former Fairytale Wedding Bride Faces Ugly Mockery – Even Macaroni Casserole Was Attacked
Mirva Tapanainen, featured in the Fairytale Wedding program in 2011, reflects on the harsh criticism she received in the new documentary series 'Hated Women' addressing gender equality in Finland.