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World News - TOKYO – Japan Airlines (JAL) named its first female president on Jan 17, a former cabin attendant who rose through the ranks to senior management, taking a deeply symbolic step in a country struggling to close a vast gender gap at work. Ms Mitsuko Tottori, a senior... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Gone are the baby boomers’ days of hiding pilfered Playboy magazines beneath the bed or Gen Xers’ surreptitious viewing of scrambled adult television channels, hoping for a glimpse of hidden anatomy beneath the static. Today’s teenagers are merely a few clicks away from seemingly infinite streaming pornography. Along with easy opportunities to send sexts andGone are the baby boomers’ days of hiding pilfered Playboy magazines beneath the bed or Gen Xers’ surreptitious viewing of scrambl...

JK Rowling has been called “Britain’s nastiest novelist” in an article condemned as misogynistic.

Imphal, January 09 2024: The Centre for Research and Advocacy (CRA), Manipur has expressed concern with the filing of a First Information Report (FIR) against twelve meira paibi leaders of Sagang village reportedly in response to their democratic ...

Certain populations of mosquitoes are more heat tolerant and better equipped to survive heat waves than others, according to new research from Washington Univer

Richer countries, bigger sex differences? Study finds psychology tweaks with wealth, favoring women more than men.

The entrepreneurial landscape has become more supportive of women-led businesses in recent years, but female founders still face discrimination in fundraising.

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FWRM is extremely disappointed with the list of councillors and special administrators published recently where only 2 out of 27 are women. After continuous calls and demands for equal representation of women and men in leadership spaces, it is disheartening ...

The gender pay gap costs Black women nearly $900,000 over a 40-year career. Latina women lose more than $1.2 million, according to a recent report.