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Iraq Closer To Amending Law That Allows Men To Marry 9-Year-Old Girls: Report
The proposed changes would mark a shift from the 1959 legislation, also known as Law 188.
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Why UP Panel Doesn't Want Male Gym Trainers, Tailors For Women
After the proposal by the Uttar Pradesh Women's Commission to bar men from taking women's measurements in tailoring shops and training them in gyms sparked debate, the panel's chief has said the decision was taken to ensure women feel safe.
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Men Shouldn't Tailor Women's Clothes Or Cut Their Hair: UP Women's Body
Men should not tailor clothes for women or cut a woman's hair either, the Uttar Pradesh State Women Commission has proposed to protect women from "bad touch" and stymie the ill intentions of men.
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Israel Proposes Two-Month Gaza Ceasefire As Part Of Hostage Deal: Report
The report, citing unnamed Israeli officials, said the deal would take place in multiple stages, the first of which would see the release of women, men over 60, and those in critical medical condition.
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Google Withholds Gender Pay Details
For the second year in a row, shareholders of Alphabet voted down a proposal asking the tech giant to publish a report on possible pay disparities between its male and female employees.
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Google Proposes 13 New Emojis Dedicated to Professional Women
The search giant has issued a proposal to the Unicode Consortium for the addition of 13 new emojis that help represent women at work.
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100 Years Ago, Leap Year Encouraged Women To Propose To Men. It Still Hasn't Caught On
Feb. 29 is a day that comes around only once every four years. In the early 20th century, Leap Year meant more than an additional day on the calendar: It became a chance for women to propose marriage to men -- at any point during the year, not just on Feb. 29.
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Homemakers likely to get monthly salary from husbands soon
Housewives may soon start getting monthly salaries from their husbands with the government mulling a proposal, which would make it mandatory for men to share a certain percentage of their income with their wives who stay back and do household chores.
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Iraq Closer To Amending Law That Allows Men To Marry 9-Year-Old Girls: Report
The proposed changes would mark a shift from the 1959 legislation, also known as Law 188.
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Why UP Panel Doesn't Want Male Gym Trainers, Tailors For Women
After the proposal by the Uttar Pradesh Women's Commission to bar men from taking women's measurements in tailoring shops and training them in gyms sparked debate, the panel's chief has said the decision was taken to ensure women feel safe.
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Men Shouldn't Tailor Women's Clothes Or Cut Their Hair: UP Women's Body
Men should not tailor clothes for women or cut a woman's hair either, the Uttar Pradesh State Women Commission has proposed to protect women from "bad touch" and stymie the ill intentions of men.
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Israel Proposes Two-Month Gaza Ceasefire As Part Of Hostage Deal: Report
The report, citing unnamed Israeli officials, said the deal would take place in multiple stages, the first of which would see the release of women, men over 60, and those in critical medical condition.
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Google Withholds Gender Pay Details
For the second year in a row, shareholders of Alphabet voted down a proposal asking the tech giant to publish a report on possible pay disparities between its male and female employees.
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Google Proposes 13 New Emojis Dedicated to Professional Women
The search giant has issued a proposal to the Unicode Consortium for the addition of 13 new emojis that help represent women at work.
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100 Years Ago, Leap Year Encouraged Women To Propose To Men. It Still Hasn't Caught On
Feb. 29 is a day that comes around only once every four years. In the early 20th century, Leap Year meant more than an additional day on the calendar: It became a chance for women to propose marriage to men -- at any point during the year, not just on Feb. 29.
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Homemakers likely to get monthly salary from husbands soon
Housewives may soon start getting monthly salaries from their husbands with the government mulling a proposal, which would make it mandatory for men to share a certain percentage of their income with their wives who stay back and do household chores.
