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Vatican Newspaper Hosts Womens' Supplement

From the Guardian : The Vatican's official newspaper is for the first time in its 150-year history publishing an all-colour women's ...

From (I)Investopedia : For decades they were denied the top executive jobs in American corporations, but now women (as of mid-May 2012) run ...

From the Citizen : Burundi's Lydia Nsekera has entered the history books after becoming the first woman co-opted onto FIFA's Executi...

From the Independant : Nowadays, it seems incredible that women should have had to hide their 'shame' – a Victorian word still in co...

From today's Herald Sun Weekend : On our list, there are some obvious choices: such as the trio of incredibly courageous women who share...

From Barbara Lee of Huffington Post : Women are being left off the page of every best-of-the-year list I have read so far. For starters, you...

From Care 2 dot com : In China, the sexist term “leftover woman,” sheng nu , is widely used to describe an urban, professional female over t...

From RedBank : When governing bodies enact legislation in any era, it’s done with the expressed interest, one can only hope, in being not on...

Article in the Kurdish Globe by Sara Saye: Iran has thousands years of civilization, and the country played a great role in social, politic...

From CNN - Listening to the Victims : It began as a headache. Then her throat started to feel tight. A dull pain welled in her chest and her...

From the Irish Times : THE VITAL ROLE played by domestic technology in allowing for greater gender equality has been widely recognised for s...

From Today's Zaman : To the outsider at least, the status of women in Turkey is both ambiguous and controversial. Ataturk’s reforms of t...

From CSR Wire : Organizer: The Shift Network Date: 05.07.11, 08:00AM – 05.13.11, 04:00PM Location:Worldwide - from your computer & telep...

From the Washington Times : The land of Nubia extends from the first, as Aswan, to the fourth cataract, in the Nubian Desert. Nubia is divid...