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A Nobel laureate who survived an assassination attempt, a Hollywood actor turned UN advocate and a young Afghan musician whose voice defied repression took the stage at the United Nations on International Women’s Day, delivering a powerful message: justice for women and girls cannot wait.
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José Antonio Kast, who voted against legalising divorce in 2004, has pushed for return to total abortion ban
Women’s rights activists in Chile are bracing as the most conservative president since the Pinochet dictatorship prepares to take office on Wednesday.
José Antonio Kast, a 60-year-old ultra C
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Women in STEM will be highly influential in our fight for climate justice, yet they are systematically sidelined from shaping a more sustainable future.
The post International Women’ Day 2026: Here’s How We Can Help Women Access More Climate Leadership Roles appeared first on Earth.Org.
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MENAAP: Strengthening Legal Rights to Drive Women's Economic Participation World Bank Blogs
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Killers of Roe is a new book by the reproductive rights journalist Amy Littlefield on what she describes as the death of abortion rights in the United States. The book is framed as a murder mystery, examining a “twisted alliance of believers and opportunists” in the years and decades before the Supr
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Women in research: Progress in education, persistent gaps in careers OECD
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