Gender in the Media - November 2011

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• Ramming home the message on value of women (New Straits Times 30.11.2011)

• Políticas de igualdad de género son un factor central del desarrollo (CEPAL Press Communiqué - in Spanish 28.11.2011)

• Women key to development (The Korea Herald 28.11.2011)

• Chilean women earn 35% less than men, study finds (The Santiago Times 28.11.2011)

• Why discourage women from reporting on the Tahrir Squre protests? (the Guardian 25.11.2011)

• China's 'Leftover' Women (Huffington Post 23.11.2011)

• Women in Democratic Transition (Video Message from Michelle Bachelet, UN Under-Secretary-General and Executive Director of UN Women at High Level Human Rights 23.11.2011)

• What price women’s rights in Tunisia’s new democracy? (Rp.com 22.11.2011)

• The Occupy Movement's Woman Problem (The Atlantic 21.11.2011)

• Gender perceptions ‘influence police culture’ (International News 21.11.2011)

• TRCN, UNESCO Push for Gender Equity in Teaching Job (All Africa 21.11.2011)

• Do Women in Power Act Differently From Men? (Asia Sentinel 17.11.2011)

• Gender inequality a big challenge (The Citizen 16.11.2011)

• EU suppresses its own film on Afghan women prisons (Boston.com 16.11.2011)

• The Concept of Citizenship Interface with Gender Issues (Sudan Vision 15.11.2011)

• Give women priority for top law jobs, urges judge (The Telegraph 14.11.2011)

• Feminism and the 99 Percent (The Nation 14.11.2011)

• Gender Equality And Responsibility (Daily Gazette 14.11.2011)

• Single women in India believe in serious asset-creation (The Times of India 11.11.2011]

• Saudi Women Drive Change Despite Mixed Signals (NPR 10.11.2011)

• Census shows half of working women don’t get paid maternity benefits; wide gaps by Education (The Washington Post 10.11.2011)

• Women still get a raw deal in business and finance (Financial Times, Opinion, 09.11.2011)

• WEF: Philippines 8th worldwide in gender equality (Philippine Star 07.11.2011)

• Womens' Rights Unclear in Post-Gadhafi Libya (VOA 07.11.2011)

• Women bloggers call for a stop to 'hateful' trolling by misogynist men (The Guardian 06.11.2011)

• As Arab Spring Turns to Winter, Women Fear Pushback (IPS 05.11.2011)

• Gender bias: Only Afghanistan fares worse than India in South Asia (The Times of India 03.11.2011)

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