By Melissa Eddy, July 19, 2017
BERLIN — For decades, a “culture of silence” pervaded a Catholic music school where… Continue reading
“Britain Cracking Down on Gender Stereotypes in Ads”, The New York Times
By Iliana Magra, July 18, 2017
LONDON — One ad for baby formula showed a little girl growing up to… Continue reading
“Sexist Ads Harm People Of Every Gender. Of Course They Should Be Banned”, The Huffington Post UK
Amelia Womack, Deputy Leader, Green Party, The Blog, 19/07/2017
We’re all bombarded with advertising everywhere we go. From billboards telling… Continue reading
“The U.K. just banned sexist ads — should America follow?”, CBS News
Aimee Picchi, Moneywatch, CBS News, July 19, 2017
While debate rages over the portrayal of gender on television and in… Continue reading
“Angry about the salaries of BBC stars? They are the least of our worries”, The Guardian
Abi Wilkinson, freelance journalist, Opinion, London, 19 July 2017
This BBC report should be used to spark a sincere debate… Continue reading
“The BBC’s gender pay gap should galvanise all working women”, The Guardian
Anne McElvoy, senior editor of the Economist, Opinion, London, 19 July 2017
The skewing of rewards goes well beyond the… Continue reading
“Why is the India-China border stand-off escalating?”, BBC News
Soutik Biswas, India correspondent, London, 20 July 2017
If you browse through the latest headlines about the now month-long border… Continue reading
“McCain faces his greatest battle”, CNN
By Stephen Collinson, Politics, July 20, 2017
Washington (CNN) John McCain has always lived for the fight. Now he’s… Continue reading
“Interview with Naomi Klein: ‘The Left Has Been Far Too Timid'”, Der Spiegel
Interview Conducted by Christoph Scheuermann, Berlin, July 13, 2017
Naomi Klein helped launch the anti-globalization movement with her book, “No… Continue reading
“Venezuela referendum: Big show of support for opposition”, BBC News
London, 17 July 2017
More than seven million voters have taken part in an opposition-organised referendum in Venezuela, according to… Continue reading