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The Niger State Government in Nigeria has called for improved data collection to support women's health research.

A campaign organized by the County Administrative Board in Sweden focuses on educating young people about warning signs of unhealthy relationships, particularly concerning violence against young women.

A recent survey indicates that 70% of women working in Japan's broadcast industry have experienced sexual harassment, revealing a concerning culture of misconduct in the sector.

Noora Räty critiques Donald Trump's remarks diminishing the achievements of women's hockey, stating that female players are now standing up for themselves.

The family lawyer of a Jigawa girl, Walida Abdulhadi, is challenging claims made by a minister and the DSS regarding her age in the context of her alleged abduction.

A significant shift in the selection of outside directors has been observed in South Korea's top 30 corporate groups, with a higher proportion of candidates from business backgrounds compared to those from bureaucratic backgrounds.

LIC introduces a new scheme that offers women the opportunity to earn a monthly income of 7000 rupees through training to become LIC agents.

Luke Kornet criticizes the Atlanta Hawks for their collaboration with strip club Magic City, calling it an objectification of women.

A senior teacher at a private school in Ulsan has been dismissed following allegations of sexual assault against two temporary teachers.

An armed man was shot by police in Potts Point, Sydney, after allegedly threatening officers, subsequent to reports of an assault on two women inside a unit.

Vanessa Scalera reflects on her role as Imma Tataranni, embracing a new phase in life after seven years with the character.

Two pregnant women among internally displaced persons in Benue State, Nigeria, have died due to inadequate healthcare and poverty.

Duksung Women's University hosted a training session for faculty members of Cambodia's National University of Battambang to strengthen academic cooperation.

A preliminary report from the Mato Grosso Legislative Assembly's thematic committee on combating femicide highlights significant issues in the state's approach to this violence, including government inaction, structural failures, and a lack of budget execution.

The Brazilian Women's Union has requested the National Justice Council to reconsider its decision to dismiss a complaint against STM Minister Carlos Augusto Amaral Oliveira for alleged gender discrimination against STM president Maria Elizabeth.

The Association of Professional Women Engineers of Nigeria sponsored 35 students in Bayelsa State to take the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) at no cost, supporting female participation in engineering.

The Danish People's Party is campaigning with controversial messages about Lebanese women, implying financial dependence on the state, which raises questions about the party's approach to immigration and social welfare.

A study shows that diagnoses of breast cancer in premenopausal women have increased by 29% since 1990, while rates for older women remain stable.

Elena De Cia, a former mathematics teacher, celebrated a historic victory for Aprilia in the MotoGP race in Buriram, Thailand, where she played a crucial strategic role in Marco Bezzecchi's win.

The vice-president of Australia's National Farmers' Federation has declined to resign despite pressure over controversial social media posts regarding issues like women's safety and gender.

The 'Maria' show in Boa Vista celebrates the strength and diversity of Roraima's women ahead of International Women's Day.

Nova Friburgo is offering a series of free cultural events throughout March to celebrate Women's Month.

The Christian Democrats in Sweden aim to attract urban women by offering subsidized egg freezing and fertility assistance to address the stress of career alongside family planning.

The City Hall of Santo Antônio de Jesus is organizing a Women's Entrepreneurship Fair on March 7 to celebrate International Women's Day.

A cultural fair focused on female entrepreneurship is taking place in Campo Grande, organized by the State University of Mato Grosso do Sul to celebrate International Women's Day.

Divinópolis is celebrating International Women's Day with a month-long series of cultural, educational, and sports activities recognizing the strength of women in the community.

Former Finnish MP Rosa Meriläinen discusses the backlash she faced over a revealing mini skirt she wore while serving in parliament, as highlighted in a new documentary series.

Young women in China are increasingly choosing to engage in romantic relationships with chatbots rather than traditional partners, posing challenges for the government's goals of boosting marriage and birth rates.

Gisèle Pelicot, a survivor of sexual violence, was celebrated by 300 admirers at the French Institute in Madrid, where her book launch took place.

Ukraine has established a unique prison for women convicted of collaborating with Russian occupiers, reflecting a mix of wartime betrayal and lingering pro-Russian sentiments.

Uzbekistan invests in women's football with a focus on success in the upcoming Women's Asian Cup in 2026 and hosting it in 2029.

Two Spanish women in Dubai express their fears and feelings of safety amidst missile attacks, reminded by mantras that they are not the target.

Twenty women have begun their training as the first female recruits at Brazil's Aeronautics Specialists School in Guaratinguetá, São Paulo.

Yanar Mohammed, a prominent women's rights activist in Iraq, was shot by two armed men on a motorcycle in Baghdad and later died from her injuries.

Over 30 female pilots and combat navigators in the Israeli Defense Forces are participating in military operations against the Iranian regime, highlighting a significant and symbolic narrative of women's empowerment in conflict.

Ukraine faces significant labor shortages due to the war, leading women and veterans to take up roles traditionally held by men.

Yanar Mohammed, a prominent women's rights advocate in Iraq, has been shot and killed outside her home in Baghdad.

Iyabo Obasanjo has launched her campaign for the governorship of Ogun State in 2027, emphasizing women's empowerment, infrastructure development, and quality education.

A recent study shows that employed women report poorer mental health than their male counterparts, especially among those under 40 years old.

The government of Rio Grande do Sul is monitoring over 900 aggressors with electronic ankle bracelets, while around 12,000 protective measures are currently active in the state.

Ecuador's U-20 Women's National Team returned home after a historic performance at the South American U-20 Championship, where they became runners-up and secured their spot in the World Cup.

Recent surveys show a complex relationship between Poles and Ukrainians, with increasing negativity despite a slight rise in overall approval.

The article discusses the contrasting treatment of U.S. men's and women's hockey teams by President Trump at the Winter Olympics, highlighting issues of sexism and political implications in sports.

A new British study reveals that most women associate menopause primarily with hot flashes and decreased libido, yet few are aware of its potential to lead to serious mental health issues, resulting in delays in seeking help.

An initiative in Bavaria aims to highlight the contributions of 140 influential women in the region's history, with the unveiling of a plaque at Palais Rivera as part of this effort.

An anti-abortion group in Prague is organizing a march with various routes to avoid previous blockades from pro-choice protesters.

The article examines Iran's cultural landscape before the 1979 Revolution, highlighting its modernity and the sharp contrast with the restrictive environment for women today.

A group of Brazilian women in Dubai fears for their safety following Iranian attacks in the city and is waiting for instructions from the Brazilian embassy.

The Brazilian Ministry of Defense inaugurated the first ceremony for the incorporation of women into military service, allowing 1,467 women to serve across various branches of the military.

The Metropolitan Police Commissioner emphasizes the importance of ongoing investigations into Jeffrey Epstein's files to demonstrate that sexual offenders, regardless of their power, will be held accountable.