Gender in the Media - July 2011
From wikigender.org
- The 50 Women shaping Africa (theafricareport.com 25.07.2011)
- Rwanda: Country to Host Global Meet On Gender Responsive Budgeting (allafrica.com 24.07.2011)
- Armed men kidnap newly-appointed Minister for Women and Family Affairs (allheadlinenews.com 24.07.2011)
- BANGLADESH: Bigger role for women in disaster preparedness (IRINnews.org 20.07.2011)
- Ignore the doubters. Norway's quota on women in the boardroom is working (Guardian.co.uk 18.07.2011)
- In Sierra Leone, New Hope for Children and Pregnant Women (NYtimes.com 17.07.2011)
- Egyptian women put sexual harassment on the map (thestar.com 17.07.2011)
- Blog of the week: No revolution for Egyptian women (Bikyamasr.com 16.07.2011)
- Colombia :'Matriarch' Leads Struggle to Recover Stolen Land (IPSnews.net 15.07.2011)
- UN Women: Q & A with South Sudan Minister of Gender, Child and Social Welfare (trust.org 15.07.2011)
- Africa: Rwanda to Host Global Summit On Media And Gender (allAfrica.com 15.07.2011)
- Women still not seen as capable leaders (Timesofindia.com 15.07.2011)
- The Struggle for Women to Own Land (IPSnews.net 14.07.2011)
- Beirut's girl geeks aim to close tech gender gap (CNN.com 14.07.2011)
- Africa: Laws That Increase Women's Access to Land (allAfrica.com 13.07.2011)
- Geena Davis lobbies for bill that will help women (Reuters 13.07.2011)
- A clear framework for tackling female genital mutilation (Guardian.co.uk 12.07.2011)
- In India, Maids Need Protection and Respect (Nytimes.com 12.07.2011)
- Lack of women in top jobs to cause 'problems' for EU economy (EUobserver.com 12.07.2011 )
- Study: Indian Women Are the Most Stressed on Earth (Newsfeed.times.org 12.07.2011)
- Policy-making on women’s issues Centre’s job: PM (Nation.com.pk 11.07.2011)
- For Afghanistan’s Women, The Ordinary Is Outlawed: “Love Crimes of Kabul” (Indiewire.com 11.07.2011)
- Plan for gender divide at Iran’s universities spills into political clashes (Washingtonpost.com 10.07.2011)
- Clinton Legacy Tied to Women's Rights (Huffingtonpost.com 10.07.2011)
- Key Demands From Women’s Rights Organizations And Gender Equality Advocates To The Fourth High Level Forum On Aid Effectiveness (Busan, Korea, 2011) And The Development Cooperation Forum (2012) (AWID.org 08.07.2011)
- Equalities minister issues warning over unfair impact of cuts on women (Guardian.co.uk 08.07.2011)
- Uganda:Maternal Deaths Against Constitutional Rights (Ipsnews.net 08.07.2011)
- New Network In Papua New Guinea Breaks Through Isolation To Support And Protect Women Human Rights Defenders At Risk (Awid.org 08.07.2011)
- AID POLICY: 10 facts and figures from the 2011 MDG report (IRIN 07.07.2011)
- At last, the government stumps up for UN Women (Guardian.co.uk 07.07.2011)
- Rape as Weapon of War Is UN Focus (Bloomberg.com 06.07.2011)
- Afghanistan's women are at the sharp end of war (Guardian.co.uk 06.07.2011)
- A timeline of women's right to vote - interactive (Guardian.co.uk 06.07.2011)
- UN women report: Access to justice remains a work in progress (Guardian.co.uk 06.07.2011)
- Women's battle for justice (Guardian.co.uk 06.07.2011)
- Women on a Political Backslide (IPS 06.07.2011)
- Women in Egypt Face Serious Harassment Every Day (NYtimes.com 05.07.2011)
- Thai women cheer first female prime minister (Ibtimes.com 04.07.2011)
- THAILAND: Rural Folk Pave Way for First Female PM’s Landmark Win (IPS 04.07.2011)
- BBC gender gap: sexism in payments (Presstv.ir 04.07.2011)
- Winds of change - Women set to rule the world? (Ibtimes.com 04.07.2011)
- Egypt:Women told to stay away from night time strike (Gulfnews.com 04.07.2011)
- Empowering women helps fight poverty and other social ills: UN (Tehrantimes.com 04.07.2011)
- Thailand Elects First Female Prime Minister (theatlanticwire.com 03.07.2011)
- Thailand ousts government, elects 1st female PM (CBS.ca 03.07.2011)
- Women are China’s antidote (iol.co.za 03.07.2011)
- Australia military may scrap all gender barriers (Chinapost.com 03.07.2011)
- Intimate victory for Saudi women (Timesunion.com 03.07.2011)
- Thailand’s opposition sweeps to victory (FT.com 03.07.2011)
- Gender Indicators For Global Climate Funds Still An Afterthought (AWID 01.07.2011)
- U.N. confirms at least 121 women raped in Congo (AFP 01.07.2011)
- Traditional protection of women has unintended consequences on business in Saudi Arabia (DesertNews 01.07.2011)
