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Pooja | Dec 29 2006
According to the previous law, juries rarely convicted men of rape if their accuser was drunk. The study found jurors believe that when a woman is intoxicated, it is reasonable for a man to take her silence as consent to sex and so hardly 5% of the...
Pooja | Dec 29 2006
Recent law in Togo, Africa has given green signal to abortion by legalizing it if the pregnancy is the result of rape or an incestuous relationship. In most parts of Africa, abortion is illegal unless the medical team considers the procedure...
Pooja | Dec 28 2006
A survey in South Korea revealed that discrimination against women based on age and appearance is a common occurrence in the nation so the authorities have issued notification to the employers, which has been aimed to end the nuisance. Korea's...
Pooja | Dec 27 2006
Sun Jingxia is among those few teachers in China who had not even completed high school but had been teaching math and Chinese for more than thirty years. She was also not financially sound yet equipped herself with a middle school education and a...
Pooja | Dec 25 2006
Women Affairs Committee Head MP Saleh Ashor announced that a legislature would be passed concerning women's civil and social rights. Therefore, the committee has decided to invite all civil society organizations concerned with women and family to...
Pooja | Dec 23 2006
Dorothy Evans, 81, of Park Crescent, Abergavenny, south Wales is facing the prospect of Christmas behind bars after a judge issued a warrant for her arrest. She’s been indicted for harassment and six charges of breaching her Asbo. The plea and case...
Pooja | Dec 23 2006
The Prime Minister Bernard Makuza who was making a presentation at the just concluded National Dialogue, said crime against women has mounted comparatively and so has requested Rwandans to oppose violence against women. He added that out of 1000...
Pooja | Dec 22 2006
serial killer
Stephen Wright, 48, a forklift driver from Ipswich, has been charged with murdering five women who were working as prostitutes and whose naked bodies had been found within 10 miles of the town earlier this month. The police caught hold of him in the...
Pooja | Dec 22 2006
Death sentence have been passed down in Libya over five Bulgarian nurses who were indicted of intentionally infecting more than 400 children with HIV. The 2004 death sentence on the 'Benghazi six' - five Bulgarian nurses (Kristiyana Valtcheva,...
Pooja | Dec 21 2006
The Association of Female Lawyers of Liberia (AFELL), have raised concern over the slow pace in the prosecution of rape cases and other sexual and gender based violence issues, being faced by women and children. The AFELL asserted that it is not...
Pooja | Dec 21 2006
women migrants
Indonesia, a country with more than 200 million people is still not recovered from the 1997 Asian economic crisis consequent upon which, many people drift abroad in search of a better life particularly women and children. Not only were they harassed,...
Pooja | Dec 21 2006
A former vice president of Willis Group Holdings Ltd. has sued the group for practicing gender discrimination as women were paid less than men and denied high-profile assignments and promotions. According to the complaint, ‘Willis has retaliated...
Pooja | Dec 21 2006
Jewish Women International Canada (JWI/C) has created a speakers’ bureau to help spread awareness of domestic abuse in the Jewish community. Executive director of JWI/C, Penny Krowitz, said that the idea is not for the woman to get revenge publicly,...
Pooja | Dec 20 2006
Onnine, an online women’s organization in South Korea has personified Choi Yeon-hee, a former Grand National Party lawmaker, as the worst offender of the year since he gave some derogatory remarks about women. He caught hold of a female reporter...
Pooja | Dec 20 2006
THE Northern Regional Minister, Alhaji Mustapha Ali Idris, has condemned marginalization, discrimination and other forms of violence against women and advocated in favor of fighting against it. He asserted that women’s deteriorating condition is...

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