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.
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.
Nice: They Climb on a Crane to Obtain Social Housing
Two young women climbed a construction crane in Nice to protest for social housing, highlighting their precarious living situation.
President Prudente Forum registers police report against women's collective for alleged graffiti during protest
A women's collective in Presidente Prudente, Brazil, is under investigation for alleged graffiti during a peaceful protest on International Women's Day.
Deputy Fabiana Bolsonaro paints herself brown in the Assembly to protest against Erika Hilton
State deputy Fabiana Bolsonaro painted her body brown in the São Paulo Legislative Assembly to protest against the election of Erika Hilton as president of the Women's Rights Commission.
Sorocaba councilwomen are prevented from taking their seats after colleague obstructs places with striped tape
A confrontation occurred in the Sorocaba City Council after a councilman blocked the seats of two women councilors with striped tape, sparking a heated exchange.
‘Namyangju Homicide’ Women’s Groups' Protest... ‘How long will we repeat the same funerals?’
Women's and human rights groups in South Korea have called for comprehensive government measures to address gender-based violence following a recent stalking murder in Namyangju.
Indigenous people block access to Altamira airport (PA) in protest against mining
Indigenous women organized a protest blocking access to the Altamira airport in Pará, opposing a gold mining project by Belo Sun in the Xingu River area.
The Iranian female footballers who rejected exile begin their return to the country, but it is unknown how they will enter.
The Iranian women's national football team is returning to their country after controversial events during the Asian Cup and requests for asylum from some team members.
Police apply for an arrest warrant for the representative of a civic group demonstrating against the ‘comfort women’ statue near schools
South Korean police have sought an arrest warrant for the leader of a civic group accused of insulting former comfort women and demanding the removal of a statue in Seoul.
Candidates for the Fire Brigade protest and request that the dynamic bar test remain in the DF competition
Candidates for the Fire Brigade in the Federal District protested requesting that the dynamic bar test remain a requirement in their qualification process.
'The family is torn apart': protest marks the funeral of a woman beaten with more than 80 punches by her ex-partner in Tomé-Açu
The funeral of Alciely Almeida Alencar, who died after being brutally beaten by her ex-partner, was marked by protests against violence towards women in Tomé-Açu, Brazil.
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.
From the stadiums to a secret refuge: The Iranian women who did not sing the anthem – and know what it means
Iranian female football players chose to remain silent during the national anthem at a recent match, signaling political dissent amidst national turmoil.
Why did the female MPs suddenly start banging utensils in the Lok Sabha? Find out
A ruckus erupted in the Lok Sabha as female opposition MPs protested against LPG shortages by banging utensils during a session discussing supplementary grant demands.
Smiling Iranian Football Players Granted Asylum – Video of a Seventh Being Pulled Through the Airport Goes Viral
Six members of the Iranian women's national football team have been granted asylum in Australia after concerns for their safety following a silent protest during the national anthem at the Asian Cup.
FIFA's Shared Guilt: Playing with Killers
The article discusses the role of FIFA in relation to Iran's exclusion of its women's national team from the World Cup in the U.S., as well as the implications of athletes' protests against the regime.
Pressure to have physical relations; Brother leaked private photos upon protest
A woman from Lucknow has accused her cousin of blackmail and harassment after he allegedly posted her private photos on Instagram.
Tears and Fear: Iran's Female Footballers Leave Australia
Iran's women's national football team returned home after a silent protest at the Asia Cup, with many players visibly emotional during their departure.
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.
Women Beat Former Village Head with Slippers
Women in a village attacked the former head with slippers in a protest.
Protesters try to block bus as Iranian women's football team depart Gold Coast hotel – video
Protesters attempted to obstruct a bus carrying the Iranian women's football team from their Gold Coast hotel, crying out slogans in support of women's rights.
Iranian female footballers afraid of returning home try to stay in Australia
Iranian women’s national football team players refuse to sing the national anthem at a tournament, leading some to attempt to remain in Australia after the event.
Ten neo-Nazis from Núcleo Nacional arrested for causing disturbances at the March 8 demonstration in Madrid
The National Police in Spain arrested ten members of the far-right group Núcleo Nacional for instigating violence during the International Women's Day protest in Madrid.
Iranian Women’s Soccer, 5 National Team Players May Seek Asylum in Australia; Not Singing National Anthem Causes Ripples
Five players from the Iranian women's national soccer team have reportedly left their team during the AFC Women’s Asian Cup to seek asylum in Australia.
Are there classes on Monday, March 9?
Several schools in Argentina will not hold classes on March 9 due to a strike by teachers' unions in support of an international feminist protest for International Women's Day.
Messages from feminists: Nostalgia for the USSR and Yugoslavia, stolen and defaced flag of the March for Life…
A feminist protest called 'Night March' took place in several Croatian cities, advocating for women's rights, including abortion and LGBT rights, while also displaying communist symbols and antisemitic slogans.
Iran women’s football team ‘make SOS signals’ after being cruelly branded traitors
The Iran women's football team faces backlash from the regime after protesting by remaining silent during the national anthem at the Asian Cup in Australia.
"They risk serious consequences": Reza Pahlavi calls on Australia to protect the Iranian football team that refused to sing the national anthem
Reza Pahlavi urges Australia to safeguard the Iranian women's football team after their protest by not singing the national anthem.
Violet Tide Demands an End to Gender Violence in the Country
Thousands of women marched in Mexico City and various states demanding an end to gender violence that claims 11 victims daily in Mexico.
Women’s Strike: Picnic Against Patriarchy
Various organizations in Germany are calling on women to participate in a strike on March 9 to highlight structural disadvantages and demand equal rights and fair pay.
"War Traitors": Concern for Iranian Female Soccer Players
Iranian national female soccer players are facing potential repression at home after silently protesting during the national anthem at the Asian Championship.
Tens of thousands protest in Spain against the war on Iran
Tens of thousands demonstrated in Spain, utilizing International Women's Day activities to call for an end to the war on Iran and advocate for peace and equality.
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.
Pressure builds for Australia to offer Iran women's football team asylum
Calls are increasing for Australia to grant asylum to the Iranian women's football team due to fears for their safety after their protest against the Iranian regime by not singing the national anthem.
March 8th Surpasses Sánchez's 'No to War': Feminism Takes to the Streets with Equality Messages and transcends Party Attempts to Revitalize the Left
On International Women's Day, feminist movements in Spain led masses in protest against war, emphasizing themes of equality and transcending political affiliations.
Women march in Mexico against disappearances and femicides: 'Not one daughter less'
Thousands of women marched in Mexico City on International Women's Day to protest against gender violence and femicides in the country.
Women’s Day: Protest gathers a thousand people in downtown Brasília; see images
A Women’s Day protest in Brasília on March 8 drew approximately a thousand people, focusing on the alarming rates of feminicide in Brazil.
Monument of Antonio José de Sucre was vandalized during the closure of mobilizations for International Women's Day
A monument dedicated to Antonio José de Sucre was vandalized during a Women's Day protest in Quito, where demonstrations turned violent in the afternoon.
"The Pro Vita chants end in fire." The shocking slogans of feminists in the March 8 parade
The article discusses the radical shift in feminist protests, highlighting violent slogans aimed at the Pro Vita association during International Women's Day demonstrations in Italy.
In heavy rain, Women’s Day act in São Paulo remembers cases of femicide
A strong rain accompanied the Women's Day protest in São Paulo, which highlighted demands against femicide and misogyny on March 8.
Under heavy rain, Women's Day event in São Paulo remembers cases of femicide
A heavy rain accompanied the International Women's Day demonstration in São Paulo, highlighting the issue of femicide and calls for the criminalization of misogyny.
Demonstration in São Paulo on International Women's Day calls for combating feminicide
A demonstration held in São Paulo on International Women's Day highlighted the urgent need to combat feminicide and pushed for gender equality despite inclement weather dispersing the crowd.
Transfeminists chase away Iranian women who wanted to remember the women killed by the regime
Transfeminists in Rome blocked a group of Iranian women from commemorating those killed by the Iranian regime during a protest on International Women's Day.
Guayaquil joins on March 8 with a massive mobilization against gender violence
A large march took place in Guayaquil on International Women's Day, with participants advocating against gender violence.
Messages from the feminist 'night march' in Zagreb: 'Comrades', Cyrillic and curses for 'women's rights'
The feminist 'night march' in Zagreb emphasizes women's rights, particularly focusing on abortion and challenging patriarchal structures and traditional values.
'Mirella, Letícia, Uliana': bloodied shoes mark Women's Day event and remember the names of the 20 femicide victims in RS
A Women's Day protest in Porto Alegre commemorated the names of 20 femicide victims in Rio Grande do Sul, highlighting rising violence against women.
Protest in Copacabana gathers demonstrators against violence towards women on March 8
A protest in Copacabana, Brazil, on March 8 brought together feminist movements and activists advocating for women's rights and against violence.
Iran footballers 'fear death penalty' after anthem protest and 'traitors' label
Iran's women football team fears execution after protesting against their regime by not singing the national anthem during a match in the Women’s Asian Cup.
International Women's Day marked by demonstration in Belém calling for an end to violence
Demonstrators in Belém gathered on International Women's Day to protest against femicide and demand social justice.