Bartolomé Abdala denounced a public protest against him and criticized the governor
Senate President Bartolomé Abdala condemned a violent protest against him in San Luis, attributing it to a small group of 'hate and confrontation militants' and criticized the provincial government for its inaction.
Action offers scheduling of free consultations and exams for women in Salvador; see the list of services and specialties
The Bahia government is providing free healthcare services for women in Salvador through a scheduling initiative at the Pirajá Metro Station.
The government will bring a new bill to ensure 33% reservation for women in the 2029 elections
The Modi government plans to introduce a new bill aimed at enabling 33% reservation for women in the 2029 elections, following the passage of the Women's Reservation Bill in December 2023.
Free Sanitary Pads Starting from July… Government to Pilot Program
The South Korean government plans to provide free sanitary pads through vending machines to all women in need, starting in July, to alleviate the financial burden of purchasing them.
Iranian female athletes seek asylum in Australia, Trump has urged - 'If they return, they will be killed...'
Donald Trump appealed to the Australian government for asylum for Iranian female athletes, citing potential danger to their lives if they return to Iran amid ongoing crises.
Government may offer asylum to Iranian female football players, Seymour says
The New Zealand government is considering offering asylum to Iranian female football players currently in Australia who face persecution if they return home.
IWD: Nasarawa raises the alarm over rising gender-based violence
On International Women's Day 2026, the Nasarawa State Government expressed alarm over increasing gender-based violence in the state and called for collective action.
"Escape": 5 players and Trump calls on Australia to grant asylum to the Iranian women's football team
Five Iranian female football players have reportedly sought asylum in Australia, prompting a statement from President Trump urging the Australian government to grant them refuge.
Trump offers asylum to Iranian women's football team
Donald Trump has offered asylum to the Iranian women's football team currently in Australia for the Asian Cup amid tensions with their government.
"It does not represent us". March 8th in the square against a government led by a woman
On International Women's Day, feminists protested against the government in Italy, citing a lack of representation despite it being the first government led by a woman.
South Africa: Sanitary Pads Safe Despite Chemical Findings Says Health Minister
Health Minister Dr. Aaron Motsoaledi reassured women and girls in South Africa that sanitary products are safe to use despite the presence of small amounts of chemicals detected in a study.
Who poses a threat to Iran's women's football team?
Iran's women football team faces significant threats from their government and extremists, particularly highlighted by their decision to stay silent during the national anthem in Australia, which has led to accusations of treason against them.
Why Didn't the Iranian Women's Football Team Sing the National Anthem?
The Iranian women's football team faced criticism for not singing the national anthem during a match in Australia due to threats from the Iranian government and extremist groups.
Government creates the Registry of Unregistered Women Entrepreneurs
The Ecuadorian government has launched the 'Camino Violeta' initiative, introducing a registry aimed at supporting unregistered women entrepreneurs in formalizing their businesses.
International Women's Day: Milei's Government Message Targets Alberto Fernández and Feminist Groups
Javier Milei's government criticized former President Alberto Fernández and feminist groups in a message for International Women's Day, claiming their efforts were a cover for political agendas.
The government invests 90 million in women's health
The Norwegian government has allocated 90 million kroner to improve women's health, focusing on menopause-related issues through a national research network.
'A person filled with arrogance is ruined...', see why PM Modi lashed out at Mamata Banerjee
PM Modi inaugurated various development projects worth over 33,500 crore rupees in Delhi and criticized West Bengal's TMC government during International Women's Day.
Adlercreutz: This is Finland's stain of shame
Finnish Minister of Education Anders Adlercreutz emphasizes that violence against women is a significant issue in Finland and requires ongoing action from the government.
'This is not just about the President, it's an insult to the Constitution...,' PM Modi criticizes Mamata's government for protocol violation
PM Modi criticized the TMC government for disrespecting President Murmu during Women's Day celebrations in West Bengal.
Kyriakos Mitsotakis: His post for International Women's Day
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis highlights his government's initiatives for women's rights and gender equality in a post commemorating International Women's Day.
In 2026, Women Decide the Election
The 2026 presidential election in Brazil is likely to be influenced significantly by the preferences of women voters who previously supported President Lula but now disapprove of his government.
Women and girls made priority in Government over 'global emergency'
The UK Government, through Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper, has declared a new priority to combat violence against women and girls, labeling it a 'global emergency.'
Women in Key Positions Under Trump are Controversial, Loyal and a Minority in Government
Women in the Trump administration, although a minority, are described as loyal and controversial, with no one holding a more significant position than Chief of Staff Susie Wiles.
Strong demand from all government parties: The proposal on fixed-term contracts needs to be returned for further preparation
Political women's organizations in Finland are demanding that the government's proposal for easing fixed-term employment contracts be revised, citing concerns over worker rights.
Vengeance, threats, and a routine of violence: the stories of feminicide victims in São Paulo in 2026
The article discusses the alarming rise in feminicide cases in São Paulo, Brazil, as new statistics reveal an uptick in incidents despite recent government promises to address gender-based violence.
4th State Congress of Gender Units Celebrates Strengthening Substantive Equality in Guerrero
The 4th State Congress of Gender Units in Guerrero focused on strengthening substantive equality and promoting public policies to support women's rights.
Is Donald Tusk not so scary for women in the government? "Some allow themselves to make little jokes about him"
An analysis explores how Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk treats his female colleagues in government, suggesting he holds all subordinates, regardless of gender, to the same standards.
Women's Organizations of Government Parties Demand: Government Proposal on Fixed-Term Employment Contracts to be Returned for Reconsideration
Political women's organizations in Finland are demanding the government's proposal to ease regulations on fixed-term employment contracts be sent back for further preparation, citing concerns about its impact on gender equality in the workplace.
Bronkhorstspruit Gets Water Relief As Government Intervention Delivers New Borehole
A new borehole has been inaugurated in Bronkhorstspruit, South Africa, as part of a government initiative to enhance water supply and promote women's empowerment through sustainable water and sanitation programs.
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.
Women Empowerment... Border Security! This is what BJP's Manifesto for Bengal Elections will be like
The BJP is preparing its manifesto for the West Bengal Assembly elections, promising significant commitments, especially in the areas of government jobs, youth employment, and women's empowerment.
‘Well-Being Nutrition’ Program in Edomex: How to Register in March
The State of Mexico government has initiated registration for the 'Well-Being Nutrition' program directed at women aged 50 to 64.
Goiás launches operation to combat violence against women with arrests and monitoring of aggressors
The Goiás government has launched initiatives aimed at combating violence against women in the state, including the Operation Marias and state monitoring tools for domestic violence.
The government's mimosa for women: few funds, a new body, and farewell to the equality advisor
The Meloni government in Italy introduces a new independent authority for women's issues amidst budget cuts and the rejection of gender equality measures.
Lula's Government Announces a Drive to Fulfill Arrest Warrants in Cases of Violence Against Women
The Brazilian government has announced a police operation to execute one thousand arrest warrants related to violence against women, a month after launching a national pact to combat femicide.
Cannot find a way to reach rescue flight
Icelandic women in Dubai express challenges in accessing a rescue flight offered by the government amid escalating conflicts in the Middle East.
Gisèle Pelicot receives the commendation of the order of civil merit from the President of the Government
Gisèle Pelicot receives a commendation from Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez for her courage in addressing issues of gender violence and advocating for women's rights.
Women dominate in Trump's government: 'It becomes more dangerous'
The article discusses the prominent role of women in Trump's administration, suggesting that their involvement makes the political landscape more dangerous.
Map of the Carioca Woman indicates that the City Hall of Rio has provided over 9,000 domestic violence services in 2025
The Carioca Woman Map reveals that the Rio City Hall provided more than 9,000 services related to domestic violence in 2025.
Liveblog Iran War: Federal Government Announces Repatriation Flight for Wednesday
The German government has announced a repatriation flight scheduled for Wednesday to bring back children, the sick, and pregnant women stranded in the Middle East.
Niger laments inadequate data for women’s health research
The Niger State Government in Nigeria has called for improved data collection to support women's health research.
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.
Structural failure and omission: ALMT report points out problems in combating femicide in MT
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.
Women are falling in love with artificial intelligence. A big problem for Beijing
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.
RS has 12,000 protective measures active and monitors 900 aggressors with ankle bracelets: 'If necessary, we will expand,' says Leite
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.
Launch of ‘Pink Saheli Card’ in Delhi! Women and Transgenders to Get Free Travel in Buses
The Delhi government has launched the 'Pink Saheli Card' to provide free bus travel for women and transgender individuals, streamlining the process of obtaining travel passes.
Protest against femicide gathers ministers and Tainara's family in the northern zone of SP
A protest against femicide in São Paulo brought together community members, government officials, and advocates to honor Tainara Souza Santos, a victim of violence.
Corumbá will have a House of the Brazilian Woman with an investment of R$ 8.3 million
The government of Mato Grosso do Sul has announced plans to construct a Casa da Mulher Brasileira in Corumbá, aimed at supporting women facing violence.
More seek compensation in the spiral case than the Greenland government expected
209 Greenlandic women who had a spiral inserted without consent are seeking compensation from Greenland, significantly more than anticipated by the government.
More than expected seek compensation in Greenlandic spiral saw after 1992
209 women are seeking compensation from the Greenlandic government for having received a spiral or other contraception without consent since January 1, 1992.