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Backlash against women’s rights threatening progress, says UN chief
By Adla Massoud On March 8, 2024 UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres warned on Friday that a “backlash” against women’s rights was threatening progress around the world. “The global crises we face…
Read MoreIt’s International Women’s Day: How women’s rights fared in the past year
By Victoria Bisset, Adela Suliman, and Naomi Schanen On March 8, 2024 LONDON — It’s International Women’s Day. U.N. Secretary General António Guterres has urged faster action to achieve gender…
Read MoreOrganised backlash unravels progress in women’s rights: research
By AFP On March 8, 2024 Conservative counter-campaigns are unravelling global advances in women’s rights, the latest “backlash” in a series dating to the 1980s, activists and experts warned ahead…
Read MoreLightfoot and Martinez call for women to have reproductive health privacy in court records
By A.D. Quig On March 12, 2024 CHICAGO — With one week to go until the March 19 primary, Cook County Circuit Court Clerk Iris Martinez brought out former Mayor…
Read MoreWhen Companies Invest In Women, Everybody Wins
By Priya Krishnan On March 12, 2024 According the International Women’s Day website, the goal of the 2024 #InspireInclusion campaign is to “collectively forge a more inclusive world for women.” They…
Read MoreStamping out police sexism: Sign up to our expert International Women’s Day panel event
By Lauren MacDougall On February 21, 2024 To mark International Women’s Day, The Independent is bringing together a panel of experts to discuss how police forces in the UK are tackling violence…
Read MoreAnother executive at Japan’s top oil firm is fired for sexual harassment as #MeToo awareness grows
By the Associated Press On February 22, 2024 TOKYO — The head of a renewable energy subsidiary of Japan’s top oil company, Eneos Holdings, has been fired for sexual harassment,…
Read MoreLinkedIn Under Fire For Ageist Ads: Fails To Take Timely Action And Uphold DEI Policy
By Sheila Callaham Mar 8, 2024,08:03am EST LinkedIn members have been pushing back for months against the company’s release of two ageist ads that stereotype older people as unaware and…
Read More3 Ways the Pandemic Left its Mark on law in the Workplace
BY DAN EATON MARCH 11, 2024 4:30 AM PT On March 19, 2020, Gov. Gavin Newsom ordered all Californians except those working in “federal critical infrastructure sectors” to stay home due to…
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