Gender in the Media: February 2019
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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.
February 2019
1-15 February
- International Women’s Day 2019: How the day began and why the fight for women’s rights is still necessary (Telegraph)
- In Venezuela, Women in Prison Awaiting Trial Endure Crowded Conditions (The New York Times)
- The Secret History of Women in Coding (The New York Times)
- UN women’s rights body to review situation in Myanmar Feb 22 (UNB)
- The Real Mommy War Is Against the State (The New York Times)
- Disparaging feminism: Attacks on women’s rights in Poland (France 24)
- Why Girls Beat Boys at School and Lose to Them at the Office (The New York Times)
- Women politicians in Africa face huge odds but can make a real difference (News 24)
- The Fight for Gender Equality in One of the Most Dangerous Sports on Earth (The New York Times)
- The 5 Best Podcasts About Feminism To Listen To In 2019, Because Hearing These Smart AF Convos Will Give You LIFE (Bustle)
- Made for Next to Nothing. Worn by You? (The New York Times)
- Girls Get Tech. They Just Need Others to Believe It (The New York Times)
- Normalised but not normal’: Nigerian women call out gropers and catcallers (The Guardian)
16-28 February
- 28 Women Dragging Suitcases March for Abortion Rights in Northern Ireland (The New York Times)
- It’s Not That Men Don’t Know What Consent Is (The New York Times)
- Why Are We Still Dismissing Girls’ Pain? (The New York Times)
- #MeToo in India: The women left behind (BBC)
- C-section for 11 year-old rape victim in Argentina sparks outcry (Thomson Reuters Foundation)
- Tulip Siddiq: ‘I needed a caesarean – instead I was at parliament (The Guardian)