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White men make up 25% of Brazil's population - they now account for 100% of its cabinet
The country’s new cabinet is not looking representative.
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The country’s new cabinet is not looking representative.
Security expert Tom Clonan explains why armies across the world need female soldiers and officers, in all positions.
The Gender Recognition Act became law six months ago.
It is claimed that there will be a “substantial” lack of graduates in building-related sectors
An Equality Tribunal found that the woman had been discriminated against on grounds of her gender and family situation by her employer, the National Cancer Registry Board.
A new report identifies that women and girls with disabilities are “a particularly at risk group for sexual violence” during humanitarian crises.
Pregnant girls are shunned in Sierra Leone – and banned from exams.
We do not need this outrageous packaging.
“Where are the women?”
“Most husbands, nowadays, have stopped beating their wives.”
The Cork author’s book is one of the most talked-about novels of the year.
She’s the main character in one-woman show Grounded, in the Tiger Fringe this month.
The civil service is trying to be gender balanced – but it’s got a long way to go.
I spent my teenage years and young adulthood feeling different in a way I couldn’t put my finger on. I was constantly at war with myself.
We spoke to all of the main parties about reaching the 30% gender quota.
New research from the ERSI has found that students are under a lot of pressure during their examinations.
The African Union’s ‘Agenda 2063’ sets out a vision for the continent’s development over the next half-century – but how will it be reached?
Never has the question of men’s role in gender equality been so debated.
Or are they the best people for the job?
Most women in the US will have to wait 43 years to close the salary gap, but Irish women could have to hold out even longer.
Many women don’t believe they’re being rewarded as much as their (equally qualified) male colleagues.
Worldwide, women aged 15 to 44 are more likely to be killed or maimed because of male violence than because of war, cancer, malaria and traffic accidents combined. Why is this?
My identity is very important to me. But my family is my life itself. I love them so much. I should not be asked to give up one for the other.
Ireland currently has the dubious distinction of being one of the only EU states without any legal recognition process for trans people.
‘Girls read comics too’.
It comes after pink parking spaces – 30 centimeters wider then usual – were introduced for the alleged struggles women have parking in narrow spaces.
That’s according to an assessment of 8,000 pupils across 150 schools.
This follows a decision to award Dr Micheline Sheehy-Skeffington €70,000 last month after she was unfairly passed over for promotion.
Historically, societies assumed that women did the caring and men were breadwinners. While things are changing, the responsibility for work within the home still falls predominantly to women.
The DF has recently encouraged more women to join its ranks.
The Minister for Justice said that women often feel they have more to prove.
We have massive opportunities ahead of us, so let’s seize them.
Women who seem ‘too feminine’ may face an uphill struggle when applying for managerial jobs…
Can we say with 100% certainty that such graphic depictions of sex and violence won’t influence attitudes toward women a teeny tiny bit?
Family Feud Australia was accused of sexism by viewers.
On average, women are less confident about competing than their male counterparts. Why?