All posts tagged "world"

  • popegood
    Zika crisis pressures Vatican to soften contraception stance

    From www.trust.org Pope Francis looks on as he arrives to lead the weekly audience in Saint Peter’s Square at the Vatican October 28, 2015. REUTERS/Stefano Rellandini By Stephen Eisenhammer RECIFE, Brazil, Feb 18 (Reuters) – On the...

    • Posted February 19, 2016
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    Obama’s move on gender pay gap seen as first step in uphill battle

    By Patricia Reaney from trust.org Advocates fighting to close the U.S. gender pay gap hailed President Barack Obama’s proposal to expand salary reporting requirements but said much more was needed to end wage discrimination. Under the plan,...

    • Posted February 12, 2016
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  • reu
    Strong economies start with girls and women — not robots

    Author: Katja Iversen, Women Deliver from trust.org In this file 2010 photo, a school girl uses a laptop provided under the “One Laptop Per Child’ project in a state-run primary school in Khairat village, about 90 km...

    • Posted February 6, 2016
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  • trgppd
    Dozens of nations discriminate against women in citizenship laws – study

    Author: Ellen Wulfhorst from trust.org In a 2014 file photo, Palestinians standing behind the gate of Rafah crossing hold their passports as they try to cross into Egypt, in the southern Gaza Strip. REUTERS/Ibraheem Abu Mustafa More...

    • Posted January 29, 2016
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  • aaaron
    U.N. brain trust to tackle unleashing women’s economic power

    From trust.org Academics, economists and top members of business and labor have been tapped by the United Nations to find ways to unleash women’s economic potential and promote female leadership in a first-of-its-kind initiative, U.N. Secretary-General Ban...

    • Posted January 23, 2016
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  • rut
    Wage gap could drive women’s depression, anxiety, study finds

    Author: Sebastien Malo from trust.org In this 2013 file photo, an office worker with a shopping bag is reflected on the roof of a building in central Sydney, Australia. REUTERS/Daniel Munoz The U.S. wage gap could be...

    • Posted January 11, 2016
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  • New app alerts women to stop saying “sorry” at work

    Author: Ellen Wulfhorst from trust.org Saying sorry might sound like good manners but a new app is helping women to stop apologizing so often that they undermine their authority, particularly in the workplace. “Just Not Sorry” highlights...

    • Posted January 7, 2016
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  • First woman is elected to Saudi local council

    Reported by The Thomson Reuters Foundation RIYADH, Dec 13 (Reuters) – Saudi Arabia said on Sunday that Salima bint Hazab al-Otaibi had become the first woman elected to public office in the conservative Islamic kingdom after winning...

    • Posted December 27, 2015
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  • Poorest women use anti-poverty programmes to boost land ownership-report

    Author: Thomson Reuters Foundation from trust.org Supporting the poorest women by helping them set up small businesses, and giving them livestock and training boosts not only their income but also their prospects of renting or owning land,...

    • Posted December 12, 2015
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  • Facebook makes paid time off for baby leave a global benefit

    From trust.org Less than a week after Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg said he would take two months of paternity leave, the social media company announced it is extending its parental leave policy to full-time employees outside...

    • Posted December 6, 2015
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