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Monday November 6th, 2017

Sexism in the workplace: enough is enough!

By Isabella lenarduzzi, November 2, 2017 This is it, we have finally gotten there! Thanks to the Weinstein affair, women are finally daring to speak up. And each one of us has 1001 stories to tell. The JUMP Study on Sexism last year showed that 94% of women had already been subjected to sexism at …

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Wednesday October 11th, 2017

Kim Wall murder: police find head of Swedish journalist

Kim Wall. Photograph: Tom Wall/AFP/Getty Images Divers find bags containing body parts and clothes of reporter who went to interview Danish inventor on submarine Danish police investigating the murder of the Swedish journalist Kim Wall have found body parts, including her severed head. The freelance journalist was last seen alive on 10 August when she …

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Saturday August 26th, 2017

Sexual harassment and the sharing economy: the dark side of working for strangers

Women working for companies like Uber and DoorDash say they have been groped, threatened and harassed by customers. Their stories highlight how technology connects strangers – and opens the door for abuse by Sam Levin in San Francisco When a male customer grabbed Melissa’s breast, she didn’t bother reporting it to DoorDash, the on-demand food …

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Friday April 21st, 2017

UK – GENDER PAY GAP MUST BE DECLARED BY UK COMPANIES

UK – GENDER PAY GAP MUST BE DECLARED BY UK COMPANIES WITH NEW LEGAL REQUIREMENT April 7, 2017 – According to BBC News, companies with 250 or more employees will have to publish their gender pay gaps within the next year under a new legal requirement. The UK gender pay gap is 18.1% for all …

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Friday April 7th, 2017

RANA PLAZA MASSACRE – 4 YEARS ON

On the 24th April we remember the Rana Plaza massacre in Bangladesh, when about 1.000 women, were injured or lost their lives in 2013, due to the collapse of the building where they were working, crammed, in inhuman conditions and in exchange for an immoral salary. We, militants of the World March of Women, united …

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