Gender Equality News
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The Democratic Republic of Congo’s release of an affidavit explaining a mining deal by state-run Gecamines may allow the International Monetary Fund to proceed with loans for the country, an official at the lender said.
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Democratic Republic of Congo’s government won’t face a vote of no confidence after 41 lawmakers withdrew support for the motion, National Assembly President Aubin Minaku said.
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Is South Korea ready for “Madame President” to become part of the national vernacular?
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Helena Morrissey, chief executive officer of Newton Asset Management, is helping to extend the fight for gender equality from the boardroom to the banks of the Thames.
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Azerbaijan closed the Free Thought University, a Western-funded project to promote democracy and human rights, after the government stepped up pressure on opposition groups before presidential election in October.
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Gender equality? Not at Davos, as a pop poster makes colorfully clear.
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Former Chilean President Michelle Bachelet resigned from her position at the United Nations to return to her homeland ahead of elections in November.
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Last week newspapers in the U.S. trumpeted President Obama's pick for the Supreme Court. If he has his way, a...
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Turkey is spending 3.6 million euros ($4.9 million) on gender equality training for teachers and new textbooks, Hurriyet newspaper reported.
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The world is moving toward greater equality between men and women, with Iceland keeping its lead in a ranking of 134 nations and the U.S. climbing into the top 20, according to a report by the World Economic Forum.
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