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US Crime · Denver

Husband of Suzanne Morphew Back in Colorado to Face Murder Charge for a Second Time

58% Center coverage: 43 sources

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LGBTQ+ · Brazil

Canada, Europeans and Brazil, Not U.S., Issue Statement Backing LGBTQ Rights

46% Center coverage: 22 sources

The foreign ministries of Canada, Australia, Brazil and a host of European countries issued a statement on Saturday celebrating LGBT rights to coincide with Pride Day. The United States, which has moved rapidly to dismantle civil rights protections since the election of President Donald Trump, was not among its signatories. The statement, whose backers also include Spain, Belgium, Colombia, Ireland and other nations, said the countries "are speaking and acting as one to champion the rights of LGBTQI people," using the abbreviation for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and intersex people.See the Story

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Real fertility crisis in Pakistan

Coverage: 2 sources

The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) launched the State of World Population report 2025 on June 12 in Nairobi. This year's theme focuses on 'The Real Fertility Crisis: The Pursuit of Reproductive Agency in a Changing World'. While the report does not present new insights into the skewed fertility trends that have divided the globe, it provides a novel perspective on addressing what many politicians consider an existential threat. In some d…See the Story

14 Women Denounce in a Letter Abuse of Power and Sexual Coercion by a Professor at the University of Barcelona

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Fourteen women sent on June 17 to the rector of the University of Barcelona (UB), Joan Guàrdia, a letter denouncing abuse of power and sexual coercion by Ramón Flecha, currently professor emeritus of Sociology of that university, over the last three decades, a period in which Flecha has served as professor and researcher, and also as director—officially for a few years and then effectively, according to that document—of CREA (Community of Resear…Barcelona · Barcelona See the Story

Numbers Not Dropping: 128 Femicides Were Registered Throughout the Country During the First Semester

Previous complaints from the victims fell from 22 per cent to 13 per cent during the Milei Government, but not gender-based killings. They complain that it is due to a lack of comprehensive policies. Read moreClaudia Sheinbaum See the Story

The Real Girl Who Inspired Alice and Lived Her Own Country of Wonders

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Behind Lewis Carroll's classic was a protagonist marked by literary fame, a Victorian childhood and a destination as curious as it was emotional: Alice LiddellLondon, England · London See the Story

Women with Disabilities Complain that the System Ignores Them

A group of women with disabilities read a manifesto in the Canary Islands Parliament to denounce the fact that they live in a system "that often ignores us, treats us like children, or doesn't let us make decisions." They warned that they suffer many forms of discrimination: for being women, for having a disability, for being older or younger, for living in small towns or islands, for being mothers, or for their origins. Therefore, they demanded…Canary Islands · Canary Islands Read Article

She Works Against Domestic Violence, the Women's Association Lacks Volunteers in Cherbourg

The founders of the Women's Cherbourg association would like to pass the hand, but the volunteers are missing out on the call. The situation is tense in the emergency shelters.Community of Madrid · Community of Madrid See the Story

Indigenous Women, Key in the Fight Against the Climate Crisis and for Social Justice

Ignoring the leadership of Indigenous women is "wasting some of the most effective and sustainable solutions to address the climate, human rights, and social justice crises that threaten the world today," the International Forum of Indigenous Women (FIMI) recently emphasized when publishing the new global report Beijing +30: Indigenous Women in Action. The document, presented in Lima, Peru, revealed the positive impact women have on environmenta…Social Justice · Lima Read Article

'Gigi' Moreira, Captain of Ecuador: "the Growth of Women's Soccer Is Exponential; We Need to Invest now."

Soccer player Ligia "Gigi" Moreira, captain of the Ecuadorian national team and recently signed by Villarreal, asserts that women's soccer—especially in South America—needs investment, which would allow players to make a living from the sport and achieve the true equality they yearn for and fight for in their countries. "It's time to take a step forward to invest in women's soccer, because now it's an investment, but the growth of women's soccer…Sports · Quito Read Article

Ebbaba Hameida Brings Us Closer to the Sahara Conflict Through Three Generations of Women.

In her first book, "Flores de papel" (Paper Flowers) (Península), Sahrawi journalist Ebbaba Hameida brings us closer to the history of Western Sahara through the testimonies of three women from different generations who have a close connection with her real life, that of her mother, and that of her grandmother. "I felt a need to tell a story about the Sahara and how the conflict had shaped my life, the lives of the women in my life, and those of…Western Sahara · Western Sahara Read Article

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Top EFEMINISTA News

Husband of Suzanne Morphew Back in Colorado to Face Murder Charge for a Second Time

Canada, Europeans and Brazil, Not U.S., Issue Statement Backing LGBTQ Rights

Real fertility crisis in Pakistan

14 Women Denounce in a Letter Abuse of Power and Sexual Coercion by a Professor at the University of Barcelona

Numbers Not Dropping: 128 Femicides Were Registered Throughout the Country During the First Semester

The Real Girl Who Inspired Alice and Lived Her Own Country of Wonders

Women with Disabilities Complain that the System Ignores Them

She Works Against Domestic Violence, the Women's Association Lacks Volunteers in Cherbourg

Indigenous Women, Key in the Fight Against the Climate Crisis and for Social Justice

'Gigi' Moreira, Captain of Ecuador: "the Growth of Women's Soccer Is Exponential; We Need to Invest now."

Ebbaba Hameida Brings Us Closer to the Sahara Conflict Through Three Generations of Women.

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