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.
Feminist Sanremo? No, Sexist: Women at the Festival Between Gaffes and Mute Assistants
The article critiques the representation of women at the Sanremo Festival, highlighting issues of sexism and the portrayal of female artists as mere supporting characters.
Former Fairytale Wedding Bride Faces Ugly Mockery – Even Macaroni Casserole Was Attacked
Mirva Tapanainen, featured in the Fairytale Wedding program in 2011, reflects on the harsh criticism she received in the new documentary series 'Hated Women' addressing gender equality in Finland.
Barbara Casadei, the cardiologist who has broken glass ceilings: "I pave the way for others"
Cardiologist Barbara Casadei discusses the systemic responsibility in breaking glass ceilings and encouraging representation for women and minorities in leadership roles.
A day will come when Parima will no longer be afraid of flowers
The article discusses the story of Parima, who has a deep connection to flowers, yet now fears them due to past traumatic experiences, with the narrative exploring societal reactions to her journey.
In Israel, There Are More Women in the Judiciary, but the Road to Full Equality Is Still Long
Israel is seeing an increase in the representation of women in the judiciary, but significant barriers to achieving full equality remain.
Bronze statues can be bought with money. Moving power requires more than that
The article discusses the historical neglect of women's contributions in storytelling and highlights the challenges of addressing centuries of gender inequality in the cultural narrative.
Women and Sanremo, the Festival stuck in another era
An analysis discusses the lack of female representation and the outdated portrayal of women at the Sanremo Festival.
Pepa Blanes: 'I had anorexia and I am obsessed with that topic. There are few movies about it'
Pepa Blanes discusses the transformative journey of women in fiction through her new book, highlighting the importance of female representation in cinema and exploring themes like friendship, desire, and mental health.
Women in Science: What Does the New Report Reveal?
A recent global report highlights progress and ongoing challenges in gender equality within scientific organizations, focusing on women's representation.
TOP30 CEOs of Companies from GPW. Bankers Dominate, Women Still in the Minority
The latest SEC Newgate ranking of top CEOs from the Warsaw Stock Exchange highlights a dominance of bankers, while female representation remains low.
Equality: The CDU has a women's quota - but men are once again in power
The CDU is honoring former politician Rita Süssmuth for her significant contributions toward gender equality, highlighting the ongoing challenges of implementing women's representation within the party.
Voting: Which of these 15 women should get a statue?
A survey reveals that only 43 statues of historically significant women exist in Denmark compared to 483 statues of men, prompting the Danish Ministry of Culture to allocate funds for new statues to honor women, inviting public participation in the voting process.
With 30% Female Executives, Gender Representation in Executive Committees of Large Companies Progressing Well
France is nearing a mandate requiring 30% of executive committee positions to be held by women, with current levels at nearly 29%.
Activist and Scientist: Understand Why the UFRGS Rector is Highlighted in Forbes' List and How She Seeks to Break Stereotypes
Márcia Cristina Bernardes Barbosa, rector of UFRGS and a prominent physicist, has been recognized by Forbes for her contributions to science and her advocacy for women's representation in the field.
Will the parties in Bengal finally give more tickets to women?
The article discusses the ongoing debate regarding the representation of women in political party tickets in West Bengal ahead of the upcoming assembly elections.
New Members of the Art Academy Include Hiromi Kawakami: No Selections from 'New Fields,' Decrease in Women
The Japan Art Academy announced seven new members, including author Hiromi Kawakami, while highlighting a lack of female representation and selections from newly established artistic fields.
The EU requires 33% of women in management. Stock companies have trouble meeting the target
The article discusses the European Union's requirement for a 33% representation of women in the management of large companies and the challenges faced by publicly listed firms in Poland to achieve this goal.
Eva Eistrup: It is a deeply shocking documentary
The new documentary about 'America's Next Top Model' reveals a disturbing reflection of early 2000s culture's sexualization of young women, featuring unsettling comments directed at models.
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.
Positive changes in education
The appointment of Nadia López GarcÃa as head of the General Directorate of Educational Materials aims to increase the representation of women in history and to enhance educational resources for visually impaired students and indigenous communities.
Beija-flor's Director of Tamborins Calls for Female Representation in Carnival
LaÃsa Lima, the first female tamborin director of the Beija-Flor samba school, emphasizes the need for greater female representation in the Carnival.
Maren Uthaug: Come on, women can do more than just be naked
Maren Uthaug discusses women's representation in public sculptures and a group of women knitting clothes for nude statues in protest.
Maren Uthaug: Come on, women can do more than just be naked
A group of women in Denmark has begun knitting clothes for naked female statues in protest against their representation, as discussed by author Maren Uthaug.
First Beauty, now AI: what will be the next argument to try to discredit an improbable woman?
The author reflects on the backlash received after a recent column, highlighting how society attempts to discredit women such as herself.
Could the appeal of renewal be through generational change and the promotion of women? The intentions behind the new executive of the centrist party are transparent
The newly elected representative of the Centrist Reform Union, Junya Ogawa, aims to promote renewal through generational change and increased female representation within the party.
Taapsee Pannu Explained Why She Takes on Different Roles!
Taapsee Pannu sheds light on her choice of unconventional roles in films.
Women's advocate quits Liberal Party after Ley defeat
Charlotte Mortlock resigns from the Liberal Party after the leadership defeat of Sussan Ley, raising concerns about women's representation in the party.
Women’s Secretariat Parade Highlights Representation and Inclusion at Teresópolis Carnival
The Teresópolis Carnival featured a parade organized by the Women's Secretariat to promote representation and inclusion, showcasing the participation of the Serra Trans Collective.
Local Elections 2026 in Bavaria: Let’s Finally Vote More Women!
The article discusses the call for increased female representation in local elections in Bavaria ahead of the 2026 elections.
Before the CDU Party Conference: Do Women Really Make Better Politics?
The article discusses Ines Claus's candidacy for the deputy federal chair of the CDU and her belief that more female representation in the party could attract more female voters.
Electoral Law Reform: CDU Women Want to Commit Parties to Parity
CDU female politicians in Germany are advocating for a parity law to increase the representation of women in the Bundestag, currently at just 32.4%.
Furious female Labour MPs urge Starmer to make a woman his de facto deputy
Female Labour MPs in the UK are demanding that leader Keir Starmer appoint a woman to a prominent deputy role to help bring about cultural change in government.
Promises for Women, but Lack of Leadership... Issue Raised at 'Round Table Tamil Nadu'
The 'Round Table Tamil Nadu' event hosted by India Today highlighted the urgent need for increased female representation in leadership roles within political parties, as discussed by senior women leaders from BJP, DMK, and AIADMK.
Women and STEM = Development
The article discusses the importance of women's representation in STEM fields and its direct correlation with economic growth.
In real life and fiction, why are there so many disputes among women?
The article discusses the theme of female rivalry as portrayed in Brazilian soap operas and reality TV, highlighting the urgent need for improved female cooperation.
Eni Aluko accuses Laura Woods of 'gaslighting' her as ITV row takes fresh twist
Eni Aluko has accused Laura Woods of gaslighting her following a dispute regarding women's punditry, amidst ongoing tensions over representation in football commentary.
Eni Aluko reveals ITV's reason for 'snubbing her and prioritising Ian Wright'
Eni Aluko discusses ITV's preference for Ian Wright over her for the Euro 2025 coverage, attributing the decision to budget cuts.
Few women in top positions in committees: 'Too poor'
A recent analysis reveals that only six of the thirty-two top positions in the Swedish Parliament's committees and the EU Council are held by women, raising concerns about gender representation.
Ian Wright 'myth dispelled' as footage resurfaces after fresh Eni Aluko row
Ian Wright faces a controversy with Eni Aluko regarding the representation of female pundits in women's football.
Elections in Bangladesh: Nighttime Protest by Women Demanding Respect for Their Voices
In Dhaka, Bangladesh, over a hundred women staged a nighttime protest demanding an end to violence against them and a fair representation in the upcoming government ahead of the elections on February 12.
68 Women Candidates Elected in House of Representatives Election, Second Highest in History at 14.6% of Winners
In the recent House of Representatives election, 68 women were elected, marking the second highest number in history, with women making up 14.6% of the total elected candidates.
Laura Woods makes feelings crystal clear on Eni Aluko after latest outrageous outburst
Broadcaster Laura Woods distances herself from Eni Aluko's controversial comments regarding the selection of pundits in women's football.
'More than Rivals' Arrives in Spain, the Gay Phenomenon Aspiring to Reinvent Gender Representation
The love story between two closeted hockey rivals has become a mass success in the countries it has premiered, particularly among heterosexual women.
Equality: There is a mandate that Rita Süssmuth has given to those who mourn her
Rita Süssmuth's final political fight aimed to increase female representation in German parliaments, advocating for equality and laws to ensure more women are elected.
Isobel Hadley-Kamptz: The fact that the world's most beautiful woman is black gives right-wing men a political infarction
The article discusses the reaction of right-wing men to the representation of beauty as being associated with Black women, which they perceive as a historical distortion.
Lifestyle Debate: Those Who Show Weakness Are Out
The article discusses the longstanding mockery surrounding the Chancellor's image of women, highlighting a past incident involving government spokesperson Sebastian Hille and the low female representation in the cabinet.
Equality: An Executive Floor Like an Episode of 'Mad Men'
The article discusses the stagnation of women's representation in corporate boards, highlighting a regressive trend in gender equality reminiscent of earlier power dynamics between men and women.
Meloni is stronger than feminist slogans
The article discusses the perceived lack of emphasis on women's representation in the political discourse surrounding the Italian government, particularly referencing a speech by the President of the Republic.
Stephen A. Smith fires back at Joy Reid, Jasmine Crockett accusations, says they should be 'ashamed'
Stephen A. Smith responded to accusations from Rep. Jasmine Crockett and Joy Reid, stating they should be ashamed for claiming he attacks Black women and speaks negatively about Black people for profit.