'You are a Celestial Being from Your Past Life', Fake Guru Rapes After Claiming to Be an 'Incarnation'
A self-proclaimed godman and astrologer, Ashok Kharat, was arrested in Nashik, Maharashtra, for allegedly drugging and sexually assaulting a woman, alongside multiple other accusations of exploitation against women.
Porta Nolana Incident: 34-Year-Old Arrested for Road Homicide After Killing Two Women While Drunk
A 34-year-old man has been arrested for road homicide in Naples after fatally hitting two women while under the influence of alcohol.
The Three Sisters Aim for the Three Cups
The article discusses the aspirations of a local sports team called "The Three Sisters" as they pursue three cup titles this season.
Latvian Scientists Invited to Apply for the Baltic States Scholarship
A joint scholarship competition for women in science has been announced by the Baltic States Academy of Sciences in collaboration with UNESCO national commissions.
Cervical cancer killed 20 women a day in 2025 in Brazil
In Brazil, nearly 20 women died daily from cervical cancer in 2025, highlighting the urgent need for better prevention and vaccination efforts against HPV.
New badge to help specific pregnant women get a seat on a bus or train
Transport for London has launched a new 'Babies on Board' badge to assist pregnant women expecting multiples in securing a seat on public transport.
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.
Uganda: Race for Equality Ride From Nakivale to Kampala Amplifies Voices of Marginalised Communities
A cycling initiative in Uganda highlights the ongoing struggles for equality faced by refugees, persons with disabilities, and young women.
Liberia: Women Leaders Push for Reforms to Boost Entrepreneurship in Liberia
Prominent women leaders in Liberia convene to discuss entrepreneurship reforms during a panel event in Monrovia.
Gender Differences: "Many highly gifted girls make sure not to outshine others"
Career consultant Alma Dreković highlights the tendency for highly gifted girls to downplay their intelligence in order not to overshadow their peers, leading to potential issues with self-esteem and career development.
María Eugenia Prendes, prosecutor: “I advocate for preserving the identity of victims of sexual violence”
María Eugenia Prendes emphasizes the importance of confidentiality for sexual violence victims while acknowledging the flaws in the system.
Why is it Considered Taboo for Women to Go to the Crematorium? Know the Reasons
The article discusses the cultural beliefs surrounding the taboo of women attending cremation ceremonies in India, as detailed in the Garud Puran.
World Water Day: CSOs urge FG to prioritise women in resources management
Civil society groups in Nigeria are calling for the Federal Government to prioritize women's involvement in water governance as part of addressing the country's water crisis, coinciding with World Water Day's focus on gender and water access.
Families seek answers over unsolved murders of four Glasgow women
Families are demanding justice for four women murdered in Glasgow's red light district during the 1990s and early 2000s as their murders remain unsolved.
Businesswoman Achimugu to grace Miss Nigeria 2026 opening event
Businesswoman Aisha Achimugu has been selected to deliver the keynote address at the opening event for the Miss Nigeria 2026 pageant in Lagos.
Group seeks justice for Delta sexually assaulted women
A women's organization in Nigeria is advocating for justice for victims of sexual assault during a festival in Delta State.
Leap to the elite: another unforgettable weekend for the Yaguaretés, who achieved promotion to SVNS1
The Yaguaretés rugby team celebrated their promotion to the elite SVNS1 league after a successful tournament in Montevideo.
Why a fifty-year-old politician from Riga fell for an abuser: "I am ashamed that I let this happen to me for three years"
A prominent Latvian politician reveals her three-year ordeal of emotional and physical abuse, emphasizing the need for women to speak out against violence.
Casting for the new 'Popstars' has opened: how to register
The casting for the new edition of 'Popstars,' a music talent show, has officially opened, inviting young women across Argentina to audition.
Judge who saw woman being assaulted in court creates project against domestic violence and wins 'Oscar of Justice'
A Brazilian judge has initiated a project called 'Somos Marias' aimed at combating domestic violence, winning notable awards for its success in addressing this critical issue.
Program offers financial assistance for women victims of violence in Sergipe; learn how to access it
A financial assistance program for women victims of violence in Sergipe, Brazil, is now open for applications, providing six monthly payments of R$ 500 to eligible applicants.
How to apply for 2026 Nigerian Army recruitment
The Nigerian Army has opened online registration for its 2026 recruitment of tradesmen and women as well as non-tradesmen and women.
Matildas need a grand plan to stave off end-of-an-era concerns
The Matildas express mixed emotions during a thank-you event after their loss in the Women's Asian Cup final, highlighting the need for strategic planning for the team's future.
An Open Prison for Women is Being Built Near Prague. The First in the Czech Republic
A new open prison for women is being established near Prague, marking a significant development in the Czech Republic's prison system.
How Cepam Guayaquil Supports and Strengthens Autonomy for Women Victims of Gender Violence: 93% of Them Suffered Psychological Aggression
Cepam Guayaquil provides crucial support to women who have suffered different forms of violence, emphasizing a high incidence of psychological aggression among victims.
Oluremi Tinubu condemns assault of women at Delta festival, demands justice
Nigeria's First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, has condemned the brutal assault of women and girls during the Alue-Do Festival in Delta State, calling for justice and respect for women's rights.
Reduction in surgeries a blow for many endometriosis patients
The proposed reduction in endometriosis surgeries at the clinic has raised concerns from patients and advocates regarding access to necessary medical care.
Government is giving 50,000 rupees... who can benefit and how to apply?
The Rajasthan government offers the Mukhyamantri Rajshree Yojana, providing financial assistance of up to 50,000 rupees for the education and wellbeing of daughters, aimed at curbing female foeticide and enhancing female literacy.
Digital Violence: Men Enjoy It
An essay discusses the pervasive issue of digital violence against women, highlighting the rise of misogyny in various online spaces and its implications for society.
Between needles, thread, and memory: six generations keep alive the embroidery of Zuleta for 126 years
The town of Zuleta, Ecuador, has a rich 126-year history of embroidery, passed down through generations of women and recently embraced by men, celebrating tradition and artistic expression.
WIMBIZ condemns sexual assault at Delta festival, pushes for gender bill
Women in Management, Business and Public Service (WIMBIZ) has condemned the sexual assaults during a festival in Delta State, calling for urgent reforms to protect women's rights.
"Nearly 400% Increase": Historic Salary Raise for American Professional Female Basketball Players
The WNBA has agreed to a historic collective bargaining agreement that will increase the average salary of players significantly over the next few years.
"When I arrived at Comex, there were 0 women: I said that the atmosphere was too testosterone-laden for my taste"
Eric Maumy, president of the APRIL group, discusses his efforts to improve gender diversity and the company culture at APRIL's new headquarters in France.
Military Service: When Women Will Wear Khaki - All the Details
Greece is preparing for the voluntary conscription of women into military service, aiming to enhance female involvement in the Armed Forces.
LIVE: Biathletes close the World Cup season with a battle for the last crystal globe
The season finale of the women’s biathlon competition sees French athlete Lou Jeanmono vying for another title as she trails in the mass start category.
FIFA Women’s Quota: Condemned to Failure
The FIFA's new rule requiring a female head coach or assistant for women's football teams is seen as well-intentioned but inadequately designed to promote actual recognition of women's contributions in the sport.
The end of dreams for further success. The relay team with gold medalist Manuel disqualified
The Czech women's 4x400m relay team was disqualified during the heats at the World Indoor Championships in Torun, ending their hopes for a medal despite the presence of gold medalist Lurdes Gloria Manuel.
Calls for the dismissal of the Brazilian deputy who painted her face black in protest
A Brazilian state deputy faces calls for her dismissal after a controversial protest where she painted her face and body black against the appointment of a transgender woman to a women's rights commission.
Violence Against Women: Fernandes Calls for Demonstration, Neubauer Also Speaks as a Victim
Actress Collien Fernandes has called for a demonstration in Berlin for better protection of women against various forms of violence, with notable participants including climate activist Luisa Neubauer.
The Meistriliiga team renounces the protest - can the Estonian Fair Play Award already be given out?
In the Estonian women's football league, a team chose not to protest against a match result despite a controversial incident just half an hour into the season, positioning them as a strong candidate for the Fair Play Award.
Good placement for Jenny Rautionaho in the skeleton competition
Jenny Rautionaho achieves an impressive eighth-place finish in the women's ski jumping World Cup competition in Vikersund, hampered by weather conditions.
In files 'Every Home Water', but from Vidarbha to Bundelkhand, India is 'thirsty'!
Despite the government's campaign for water accessibility, many regions in India, particularly Vidarbha and Bundelkhand, continue to suffer from severe water shortages, forcing women to travel long distances to find water.
Remove unwanted hair from arms and legs in these 3 easy ways without waxing or shaving.
The article discusses natural methods for women to remove unwanted hair from arms and legs without using waxing or shaving, highlighting three easy methods.
If the government is formed, women will be given this much money every year... Akhilesh's announcement
Akhilesh Yadav, president of the Samajwadi Party, announced a financial plan for women as part of his campaign for the upcoming assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh.
Sixteen-Year-Old from Ceará is the Only Woman Among Brazilians Qualified for International Physics Olympiads
Maria Beatriz Mesquita Ximenes, a 16-year-old from Ceará, is the sole female member of Brazil's contingent for the upcoming International Physics Olympiads in 2026.
Vittozzi's final lap was too much for Hanna Öberg, Ermits 25.
Lisa Vittozzi won the women's mass start race at Holmenkollen, finishing ahead of Sweden's Hanna Öberg after a fierce competition.
Family courts in England and Wales ‘not good enough’ for women and children, minister says
A government minister in the UK has criticized the family courts in England and Wales as inadequate, announcing reforms aimed at prioritizing child welfare and improving the legal process for women and children.
Are you in an abusive relationship? DF Court creates quiz for women to identify violent relationships
The DF Court in Brazil has launched a quiz aimed at helping women identify signs of abusive relationships, highlighting the importance of being aware of controlling behaviors from partners.
Pioneer in women's military service is set to become the first general of the Army; get to know Cláudia Cacho
Cláudia Cacho, a colonel in the Brazilian Army, is poised to become the first female general in its history after being nominated for promotion.
There is No Tomorrow, Spring Volleyball Kicks Off with 'Single Elimination' Playoffs
The 'Single Elimination' playoffs for the 2025-2026 V-League will start on the 24th with women's matches and on the 25th with men's matches, featuring a historic joint playoff for both genders.