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Wikigender > Gender in the Media: August 2018

Gender in the Media: August 2018

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The media review presents every month a selection of articles from different media sources on “gender and development” issues. the list of articles is regularly updated during the current month.

August 2018

16-31 August

  • Recognizing the rights of domestic workers (International Labour Organization)
  • Will migrant domestic workers in the Gulf ever be safe from abuse? (News Deeply)
  • Asking job applicants what they earn ‘traps women in low pay’ (Reuters)
  • Men Who Advocate for Others in the Workplace Face Backlash (Scientific American)
  • In the words of Spartak Kosta: “The media should raise awareness about the issue of trafficking of women and girls” (UN Women)
  • Death of 10-year-old girl prompts first FGM prosecution in Somalia’s history (The Guardian)
  • The 10 worst countries in the world for women (Business Insider)
  • The Unwanted: A  Haunting Look at the Rohingya Who Escaped Ethnic Cleansing (The Intercept)
  • Saudi Arabia plans to execute first female political activist (The Independent)
  • Teaching Boys to Explore Gender in Patriarchal Societies – India Study (Brookings)
  • Study finds less corruption in countries where more women are in government (EurekAlert)
  • Kenya – grandmother defend yourself groups – against sexual assault (Open Society Foundation)
  • Inside Siberia’s isolated community of forgotten women (BBC News)
  • Temporarily displaced pensions: how pensioners in Ukraine’s occupied territories survive against all odds (ODR)
  • Guatemala – High Femicide & Challenges of Prevention & Reportage (Anrows)
  • Children and Women with Disabilities, More Likely to Face Discrimination (Inter Press Service)

 

1-15 August

  • Brazil’s Supreme Court Considers Decriminalizing Abortion (The New York Times)
  • Street Cred: Tanzania’s Women Traders Get Chance to Join Formal Economy (News Deeply)
  • Why Most Bangladeshi Women Still Don’t Have a Bank Account (News Deeply)
  • ‘They Are My Sisters’: Diary of a Land Rights Activist in Rural India (News Deeply)
  • Indonesia girl jailed for abortion after being raped by brother (The Guardian)
  • South African women march against gender-based violence (Aljazeera)
  • Thousands of women protest against spy cameras, gender-biased investigations (ABC News)
  • Panama creates special gender violence police squad (TRT World)
  • Report: Japanese Medical School Deducted Points From Exam Scores Of Female Applicants (NPR)
  • What the best conferences do to improve gender equality (Quartz)
  • Experts say gender equality indispensable for sustainable development (Jamaica Observer)
  • For Economic Growth, Indonesia Should Further Gender Equality: McKinsey (Jakarta Globe)
  • Argentina holds historic abortion vote as 1m women rally to demand change (The Guardian)

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