Gender in the Media - June 2011
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- Italian firm's women-only job cull inflames gender controversy (Guardian.co.uk 30.06.2011)
- Indigenous Women Weave New Community Ties (IPS 30.06.2011)
- U.K. Government to Consult Insurers on Applying EU Gender Ruling (Bloomberg 30.06.2011)
- Bill would give women precious time (newobserver.com 30.06.2011)
- Foreign Policy: Lingerie Store Redefines 'Support' (npr.org 29.06.2011)
- French feminism is back – with beards (guardian.co.uk 29.06.2011)
- France’s Lagarde Named New Head of I.M.F. (NYtimes 28.06.2011)
- Clinton Tells African Leaders Economies Would Fail Without Women’s Toil (Bloomberg 28.06.2011)
- Women Nudged Out of German Workforce (NYtimes 28.06.2011)
- Women see progress, but worry for daughters (montrealgazette.com 28.06.2011)
- Working Women Are the Key to Norway's Prosperity (NYtimes.com 28.06.2011)
- Swedish Pre-school fights gender bias (imperfectparent.com 28.06.2011)
- Baby girls turned into ‘boys’ in sex swap operations (Metro.co.uk 27.06.2011)
- Gender Indicators for Global Climate Funds Still an Afterthought (IPS 27.06.2011)
- SOUTH AFRICA: Midwife shortage impacts maternal health (IRIN 27.06.2011)
- Iran arrests 2 women’s activists; political prisoners end hunger strike (Washingtonpost.com 27.06.2011)
- Women Break Down Barriers in Mideast Finance (NYtimes.com 27.06.2011)
- No 'him' or 'hers' allowed: Is a gender-free preschool going too far? (Theglobeandmail.com 26.06.2011)
- [http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/jun/24/sex-selection-china-human-rights Sex selection, China and human righ
