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• Bangladesh: Bureaucratic hitch leaves women farmers high and dry (IRINnews.org 30.09.2011)

• Pakistan : Guns Aimed Increasingly at Women (IPSnews.net 30.09.2011)

• Gender Parity: Ghana makes strides says World Bank (desertnews.com 29.09.2011)

• Defending Women’s Human Rights In Zimbabwe: Examining The Complexities (AWID.org 28.09.2011)

• Tanzania: Country's Women Benefits From Solar Power Expertise From India (allAfrica.com 28.09.2011)

• African Women Face Legal Hurdles to Economic Parity-Report (allAfrica.com 28.09.2011)

• Pakistan: Suffering in silence (IRINnews.org 28.09.2011)

• Australia's military to remove gender barriers (sfgate.com 28.09.2011)

• Women playing greater part in armed forces around world (Guardian.co.uk 27.09.2011)

• Libyan Women Train to Join National Army (foxnews.com 27.09.2011)

• Treatment of women in the workplace comes to the fore in France (LAtimes.com 27.09.2011)

• 2020 Women on Boards Releases 2020 Gender Diversity Index (sacbee.com 27.09.2011)

• Women Protest in Yemen (alarabiya.net 27.09.2011)

• Libyan women train for military, hope for equality (sfgate.com 27.09.2011)

• Wangari Maathai: A 'Mighty Woman' Who Spoke Truth to Power (IPSnews.net 26.09.2011)

• Saudi women to stand trial for driving (Guardian.co.uk 27.09.2011)

• Egyptian women, long allowed to vote, lag despite uprising (sltrib.com 26.09.2011)

• Afghan Women Fight Back, Preserve Shelters (npr.org 26.09.2011)

• Senegal: “Small revolution” in family planning (IRINnews.org 26.09.2011)

• WB Report Shows Why Gender Equality Is Smart Economics (allAfrica.com 25.09.2011)

• Saudi society to change forever (Arabnews.com 25.09.2011)

• WB report shows why gender equality is smart economics (theeastafrican.co.ke 25.09.2011)

• Delhi unsafe for women even during day: Study (dnaindia.com 25.09.2011)

• Give Women the Seeds and They Can Feed the World (IPSnews.net 25.09.2011)

• Women's condition: India ranks as low as 141, says survey (dnaindia.com 25.09.2011)

• Males play essential role in creating gender equality (thenews.com.pk 24.09.2011)

• What women do (economist-print edition 24.09.2011)

• Grassroots Women Urge Rights-Based Development Path (IPSnews.net 23.09.2011)

• Liberia: Rural Women to Undergo Solar Engineers Training in India (allAfrica.com 23.09.2011)

• Social media gives women a voice in Iran (Guardian.co.uk 22.09.2011)

• Sri Lanka's women deminers clean up legacy of Asia's longest war (reuters.com 22.09.2011)

• Nigerian women to march against rape (Guardian.co.uk 22.09.2011)

• NEPAL: Gender discrimination fuels malnutrition (IRINnews.org 22.09.2011)

• RI making progress in gender equality: Report (Thejakartapost.com 22.09.2011)

• Uneven Results in Bid to Halt Needless Mother and Child Deaths (IPSnews.net 21.09.2011)

• Women targeted in sexual violence as Colombian forces battle rebels (CNN.com 21.09.2011)

• Uganda: Uphill Struggle for Women Computer Scientists (allAfrica.com 21.09.2011)

• Palestinian-Israeli Women Lose a Voice for Peace (womensenews.org 21.09.2011)

• COLOMBIA Victims of Sexual Violence Under Threat and on Their Own (IPSnews.net 21.09.2011)

• Africa: Clinton - Women's Political Participation Vital to Democracy (allAfrica.com 20.09.2011)

• Joint Declaration On Advancing Women's Political Participation (allAfrica.com 19.09.2011)

• Psst! Keep it quiet, but gender equality isn't just tied to economic growth (Guardian.co.uk 19.09.2011)

• Africa: Gender Equality and Development in the Middle East and North Africa Region (allAfrica.com 19.09.2011)

• Pakistan: Media vows to promote working women’s rights (pakobserver.net 19.09.2011)

• Rebel Women Seek New Rights in Libya (Bloomberg.com 19.09.2011)

• Bharti Walmart launches Women's Economic Empowerment Initiative in India (business-standard.com 19.09.2011)

• INDIA‘Missing Girls is About Femicide’ (IPSnews.net 19.09.2011)

• The gender-free British passport: UK travellers may no longer have to declare their sex, to spare feelings of 'transgender people' (Dailymail.co.uk 19.09.2011)

• Talk point: Have your say on gender equality (Guardian.co.uk 19.09.2011)

• Closing gender gap will boost growth: World Bank (AFP 18.09.2011)

• New Facts on the Gender Gap from the World Bank (wsj.com 18.09.2011)

• Women protest at loss of land in Beira (thezimbabwean.co.uk 18.09.2011)

• Minister says women can contribute more (TVnz.co.nz 18.09.2011)

• Global Women’s Progress Report (thedailybeast.com 18.09.2011)

• Libyan women: it's our revolution too (Guardian.co.uk 16.09.2011)

• 62% Nepali women feel domestic abuse is right! (zeenews.india.com 18.09.2011)

• AID POLICY: Towards more diversity in aid agencies (IRINnews.org 15.09.2011)

• Gender activists grieve over plight of African women (IPPmedia.com 15.09.2011)

• Danes vote for their first female prime minister (guardian.co.uk 15.09.2011)

• At the Top, the Spotlight Can Turn Harsh (nytime.com 13.09.2011)

• UN pushes gender equality as population hits 7 bln (AFP 13.09.2011)

• Libya’s War-Tested Women Hope to Keep New Power (NYtimes.com 12.09.2011)

• Michelle Bachelet Has a Mission (Thedailybeast.com 12.09.2011)

• Cameroon: Presidential Candidates Enter Cyberspace (allAfrica.com 12.09.2011)

• Jamaica:Women Coffee Farmers Seize a Plastic Lifeline (IPSnews.net 12.09.2011)

• FG, Poland to Collaborate on Gender Devt (thisdaylive.com 12.09.2011)

• Men Selling Panties May Disappear as Saudi Lingerie Stores Can Hire Women (Bloomberg.com 11.09.2011)

• Financial News: Commission Accused Of Back-Door Gender Rules (wsj.com 11.09.2011)

• Pakistani culture welcomes women employment in diverse fields (app.com.pk 11.09.2011)

• Women compete better when they are in teams, research finds (Guardian.co.uk 11.09.2011)

• Tunisia is leading the way on women's rights in the Middle East (guardian.co.uk 10.09.2011)

• Leaders Vow To Improve Gender Equality Record (Awid.org 08.09.2011)

• Colombia: Women Make an Oasis in Violence-Wracked Neighbourhood (IPSnews.net 08.09.2011)

• Sierra Leone: Pregnant Women Still Denied Lifesaving Medical Care- Amnesty International (allAfrica.com 08.09.2011)

• Pakistani Women Serve Burgers, Run Corporations as Culture Opens (Bloomberg.com 08.09.2011)

• AFRICA: Slow Progress in Reducing Maternal Mortality (IPSnews.net 08.09.2011)

• Women on Wall Street: Small group at the top gets smaller (LAtimes.com 08.09.2011)

• SRI LANKA: Battles ahead for women (Irinanews.org 08.09.2011)

• Sierra Leonean Women Face Hurdles in Access to Care (voanews.com 07.09.2011)

• Chinese Law Could Make Divorced Women Homeless (NYtimes.com 07.09.2011)

• Nobel Women Laureates Call On South African President Jacob Zuma Not To Appoint Judge Mogoeng Mogoeng To The Position Of Chief Justice Of The Constitutional Court (Awid.org 07.09.2011)

• Nepali Women Sow a Secure Future (IPSnews.net 07.09.2011)

• An Outlet for Afghan Women Online (NYtimes.com 06.09.2011)

• Libya: Women fear being left out of new regime (Theaustralian.com.au 06.09.2011)

• Women’s rights key to kingdom’s future (Globalpost.com 06.09.2011)

• Solomon Island women 'routinely raped' (tvnz.co.nz 06.09.2011)

• LIBYA-New Chapter Opens After Gaddafi (IPSnews.net 06.09.2011)

• Women Targeted by Mexico Drug Violence (insightcrime.org 05.09.2011)

• Zimbabwe: Women Urged to Claim Stake in Economy (allAfrica.com 05.09.2011)

• Women's rights form the cornerstone of Abu Dhabi campaigns (thenational.ae 05.09.2011)

• Burma's women forced to be Chinese brides (telegraph.co.uk 04.09.2011)

• More women in EA delaying sex, marriage as schooling chances improve (theeastafrican.co.ke 03.09.2011)

• DRC: Women politicians “key to promoting rights” (Irinews.org 02.09.2011)

• Young women 'power users' of Facebook, Twitter: But why? (Znet.com 02.09.2011)

• Haiti: Patchy healthcare adds to miseries of women and girls (guardian.co.uk 01.09.2011)

• INDONESIA: FGM/C regulations mistaken as endorsement, experts fear (Irinnews.org 01.09.2011)

• Brazilian Women Rise Above the Waters (IPSnews.net 01.09.2011)

• Why women will prove vital in the battle against poverty (Guardian.co. uk 01.09.2011)

• Women who marry as children at greater risk for mental illness (marketwatch.com 01.09.2011)

• The pay gap is the price of women's choice (thisislondon.co.uk 01.09.2011)