Kim Yeon-koung, awarded the IOC ‘GEDI Champions Awards’ in the Asia region
Former national volleyball player Kim Yeon-koung has been recognized as the Asia regional recipient of the IOC's ‘GEDI Champions Awards’ for her contributions to gender equality and inclusion in sports.
Pride controversy of the Golden Lion: Players' joint statement
The Finnish Ice Hockey Players' Association has emphasized the importance of equality and respect for all in sports amidst controversy over a player's refusal to wear a Pride-themed jersey.
Medal Heroes in Terrible Situation: "A Horrible Time" – Now the Big Boss Opens Up
Johannes Lamparter, the winner of the combined World Cup, expresses deep concerns that his sport may be removed from the Olympics due to the IOC's demands for gender inclusion.
‘This day is not celebrated, it is commemorated’: International Women’s Day is experienced with marches and sports in Quito
International Women’s Day in Quito was marked by a running event and various marches celebrating women's empowerment and self-esteem.
'It is a passion to work in football': Shirley Toapanta, head of Press of Guayaquil City, talks about working in a male-dominated field
Shirley Toapanta, the head of press for Guayaquil City FC, discusses her journey in sports journalism and the challenges of working in a male-dominated industry.
Jasmi Joensuu's father touched on a sensitive topic - Now women are speaking out
Jasmi Joensuu's father highlights concerns about the participation and performance disparity of women in Olympic ski events, particularly in the 50-kilometer race.
Kana Fukuma Aiming to Become the First Female Shogi Master: A Move to Change the Shogi World
Kana Fukuma, a female five-time champion, is striving to become the first female shogi master while advocating for systemic changes to support women in the shogi community.
All TPS players except Veli-Matti Savinainen wore pride shirts - Now there is an explanation
In a recent SM-liiga match, all players of TPS wore pride shirts except for Veli-Matti Savinainen, who opted out due to personal beliefs, sparking discussions on individual rights and team unity.
The old debate dividing female tennis players: playing five sets would highlight equality but also emphasize physicality
The debate on whether female tennis players should play five-set matches is reignited as the Australian Open considers a format change for 2027.
Mustafe Muuse Captivated the Nation a Year Ago - Here Are His Thoughts on the Sports Gala Success Speech Now
Mustafe Muuse, a sustainability runner, was awarded the 'Role Model of the Year' at the Sports Gala in January 2025, where his heartfelt speech resonated with the audience.
Why is National Women's Football Day Celebrated Today?
National Women's Football Day is celebrated in Ecuador on March 7 to promote and support female football players and their development.
Aussie Rules official heard describing women as 'breeders'
An Australian Rules football official resigned after making derogatory comments about women, including calling them 'breeders' and commenting on a player's weight.
'We hold a lot of power': Records broken as women flock to F1
The increasing participation of women in Formula 1 has led to record attendance at events, although there has yet to be a female driver in the sport for 50 years.
Hollie Davidson, the referee breaking gender barriers in rugby
Scottish referee Hollie Davidson has made history by becoming the first woman to officiate a men's Six Nations match.
1926: Black fighter becomes champion and enters the history of boxing
Tiger Flower has made history as the first black world champion in the middleweight division.
Olympic star: "It would do everyone good to stop comparing"
An Olympic athlete emphasizes the need to stop comparisons between men's and women's sports after the U.S. men's team celebration attracted attention for comments made by President Trump.
International Women's Day: activities and events highlight women's strength in Divinópolis
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.
Can sports be without politics? Trump, MAGA, and sexism at the Olympics
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.
The female skier was furious with the men: 'I've had enough'
Norwegian skier Emilie Fleten expressed frustration over the inequities faced by female competitors during the Vasaloppet ski race in Sweden, which she felt hindered her performance.
England's original Lionesses' struggle to survive after sexist pitch ban
The original Lionesses of England, the Corinthians Ladies FC, are being celebrated through a new film that honors their contributions to women's football, following a long history of struggle against discrimination.
Megan Rapinoe ridicules US men’s hockey team, Trump over ‘trash’ remark about women’s team: ‘You’re a clown’
Megan Rapinoe criticized the U.S. men’s hockey team and Donald Trump for making a dismissive remark about the women’s hockey team following the men’s gold medal win.
"Girls don't simulate as much as boys." Women can play football and can play it well, despite critics
The article discusses the challenges and potential of women's football in Czechia, highlighting recent successes in women's sports amidst ongoing skepticism.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
In Pakistan, female boxers break down gender barriers to step into the ring
Female boxers in Pakistan are challenging societal norms and gender barriers as they enter the sport of boxing.
Now it's enough: The women's skiing competition at the Olympics is shocking - 'Idiotic'
The women’s 50 kilometer cross-country skiing event at the Milan-Cortina Olympics has sparked intense debate over its suitability for female athletes.
Last Cross-Country Race at the Olympics: Like When a Ferrari Drives Into McLaren's Pit Stop
German cross-country skier Katharina Hennig Dotzler expresses her opposition to the women's 50-kilometer race at the Olympics, calling it a misguided notion of equality.
Sweden's Cross-Country Skier Frida Karlsson: The Indestructible
Frida Karlsson, a renowned Swedish cross-country skier, prepares to compete in the inaugural women's 50 kilometer event at the Winter Olympics, highlighting a push for gender equality in sports.
Malin Fransson: The way the ladies were treated was as if the male skiers would stay in a training camp
The Swedish women's ice hockey team lost a close bronze medal match against Switzerland, highlighting ongoing struggles despite promising future prospects.
Girl Boom in the Ski Trails After Successes for National Women's Team
Swedish women's success in cross-country skiing is inspiring more girls to take up the sport, as reflected in rising participation rates among young girls.
First female Olympic judge in the sport: 'It's strange that it took so incredibly long'
Marit Stub Nybelius reflects on her experience as a trailblazing female judge in ski jumping, noting the challenges she faced over her nearly 30-year career.
A terrible fate threatens Finland's Olympic heroes
Finland's combined Olympic athletes face potential exclusion from the 2030 Olympic Games as concerns grow over their sport's viability and popularity.
They ask Prosecutor Casal to order the prosecutors to withdraw from the AFA's internal courts
The Civil Association for Equality and Justice is urging Prosecutor Eduardo Casal to withdraw prosecutors from the internal disciplinary court of the Argentine Football Association due to concerns over conflicts of interest.
These "shocking pink" Olympics
The article discusses the historical exclusion of women from the Olympics and celebrates their achievements in the modern era.
Happiness over performance and equality of access to sports, Norway's secrets for forging elite athletes
Norway's success in the Winter Olympics is attributed to a culture prioritizing children's happiness, equal access to sports, and knowledge sharing over quick results.
Commentary: Ilkka Herola and companions knocked out the shrimp sandwich gentlemen
Finnish athlete Ilkka Herola and his teammates assert the need for change in Nordic combined sports ahead of the 2030 Olympics.
IOC Preaches Equality, but One Discipline Is Still Off-Limits for Women at the Winter Olympics
The IOC promotes gender equality, yet one discipline remains closed to women at the Winter Olympics despite advances in representation.
IOC preaches equality, but at the Winter Olympics, one discipline is closed off to women
The IOC promotes gender equality, yet one discipline remains inaccessible to women at the upcoming Winter Olympics.
There has never been so many women at the Winter Olympics as this year. But in one place, they are not welcome
This year, the Winter Olympics will see an unprecedented number of female athletes, yet one sport still excludes women completely.
The Only Olympic Sport Where Women Are Excluded: 'We Deserve to Be Included'
Female athletes in Nordic combined have protested for inclusion in the Olympic Games, but the IOC has maintained its ban on women's participation.
Who would have thought this? Suddenly there are Norwegian superwomen!
Four Norwegian women achieve remarkable success in ski jumping during the Olympics, highlighting the growing prominence of female athletes in Norwegian sports.
No Country Has More Winning Women; the Gold Medals Are for Those Over 30. Italy Is Great: But Will It Be Able to Grow?
The article discusses Italy's success in producing winning female athletes, particularly highlighting that many of the gold medalists are over 30 years old, but questions whether Italy can sustain this growth.
Støre's reckoning: - Anyone who thinks women shouldn't jump in large hills should have been here to see today
Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre calls for recognition of women's achievements in ski jumping after Anna Odine Strøm makes history by winning gold in both normal and large hill events at the Olympics.
Always denied an Olympic presence, Nordic combined women now fighting for sport’s future at the Games
Women in Nordic combined are advocating for their sport's inclusion and future in the Olympics as they face the risk of exclusion from the Games.
Historic victory for harness driver Kajsa Frick: "It’s not easy to make it as a girl"
Kajsa Frick became the first Swedish woman to achieve 1,000 wins in harness racing, reflecting her determination in a male-dominated sport.