Sexism
I am a defender of women's rights: Turkish President Erdoğan
Turkish President Recep Tayyip ErdoÄan on Nov. 26 insisted he had advocated women's rights throughout his political career, accusing the media of "distorting" his controversial comments on equality between men and women.
Japan PM to launch 'Davos meeting for women'
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe plans to launch a female-focused version of the Davos economic forum, as part of a wider push to boost the number of women in the workforce at home, he said in an interview published Tuesday.
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‘Boys’ club,’ ex-workers define Goldman Sachs
Global investment banking giant Goldman Sachs has been accused by former female employees of gender discrimination and a âboysâ clubâ atmosphere where sexualization of women was endorsed Goldman Sachs Group has been hit by a fresh wave of gender discrimination claims as a group of former employees filed court documents on July 1, claiming the Wall Street firm operates like a âbo
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Sexual assaults in Egypt stir outrage
A string of sexual assaults on women during celebrations of Egyptâs presidential inauguration - including a mass attack on a 19-year-old student who was stripped in Cairoâs Tahrir Square - have prompted outrage as a video emerged purportedly showing the teenager, bloodied and naked, surrounded by dozens of men.
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243 women's associations slam new law on sexual crimes
Some 243 womenâs associations grouped under the umbrella of the Platform for the End to Violence have argued a new law currently debated at Parliament will lead to lesser sentences for criminals, instead of toughening them, as was announced by the government.
Gender discrimination in the workplace on the rise, says Greek Ombudsman
The number of workplace gender discrimination charges in Greece went up by 25 percent, according to a Citizens Advocate (Ombudsman) report released on Monday.
The crisis and its consequences clearly reflect on the quality of jobs and occupations available to women, said the survey, which put the number of reported discrimination cases at 327.