juni 2011

Juni

• La parité, victime du remaniement (Le Monde, 30/06/2011)
• Maternity deaths force inquiry into health trust (The Independent, 30/06/2011)
• Five Saudi women are seized for driving (The Independent, 30/06/2011)
• South Africa's lesbians fear 'corrective rape' (BBC News, 30/06/2011)
  
• French women 'coming forward' on sex abuse (BBC News, audio, 30/06/2011)
• Breast implants are still a gamble (The Globe and Mail, 30/06/2011)
• Kaddafi zet vrouwelijk leger van 500 'moordmachines' in (De Volkskrant, 29/06/2011)
  
• Steeds meer vrouwen hoger opgeleid dan hun man (De Volkskrant, 29/06/2011)
• Saudische agenten jagen op vrouwelijke chauffeurs (De Volkskrant, 29/06/2011)
• Can a feminist rejoice in the likes of Beyoncé or Lagarde? (The Guardian, 29/06/2011)
  
• Women on top in France? (The Guardian, 29/06/2011)
• Bridesmaids didn't invent the feminist chick flick (The Guardian, 29/06/2011)
• French feminism is back – with beards (The Guardian, 29/06/2011)
• Africa viewpoint: Nigerian weddings, money and babies (BBC News, 29/06/2011)
• Maternity deaths prompt NHS Trust investigation (BBC News, 29/06/2011)
• Saudi Arabian woman challenges male guardianship laws (BBC News, 29/06/2011)
• Saudi Religious Police Detained 5 Women for Driving, Group Reports (The New York Times, 29/05/2011)
• Vietnam Jails 3 for Trafficking Women to China (The New York Times, 29/05/2011)
• The Doubts of a Stay-at-Home Dad (The New York Times, 29/05/2011)
• 2nd Kan. Abortion Provider Seeks to Join Lawsuit (The New York Times, 29/05/2011)
• Malaysia State Mulls Rewarding Good Polygamous Men (The New York Times, 29/05/2011)
• Libya's fighting women (CNN video, 29/05/2011)
• Mexican state wants all-female tourist police force (CNN, 29/05/2011)
• Saudi women arrested for driving (CNN video, 29/05/2011)
• Five Saudi women detained for defying kingdom's driving ban, activist says (The Globe and Mail, 29/06/2011)
• Scientists discover what women really want (The Globe and Mail, 29/06/2011)
• Myanmar's Suu Kyi warned over plans for tour (The Globe and Mail, 29/06/2011)
• Vrouwen hebben nog 200 miljoen alimentatie te goed (De Morgen, 29/06/2011)
• Vrouwen hebben nog 200 miljoen alimentatie te goed (De Standaard, 29/06/2011)
• Screenen werkt (De Standaard, 29/06/2011)
• Encore 200 millions d'euros de pensions alimentaires impayées (La Libre Belgique, 29/06/2011)
• Dans 94 % de cas, ce sont des femmes... (La Libre Belgique, 29/06/2011)
• Attention : mamans seules avec enfants (La Libre Belgique, 29/06/2011)
• Lagarde de retour aux Etats-Unis (La Libre Belgique, 29/06/2011)
• Puissance (Libération, 29/06/2011)
• Martine Aubry : «Je prends aujourd'hui devant vous l'engagement de la victoire en 2012» (Libération, video, 29/06/2011)
• Indonesia's maid trade thrives despite Saudi execution (BBC News, 29/06/2011)
• Fertility drops in global recession (The Independent, 29/06/2011)
• Prominent women in economics (The Globe and Mail, foto's, 29/06/201)
• Christine Lagarde nieuwe directeur-generaal IMF (De Morgen, 28/06/2011)
• Ouders betalen chirurgen in India om dochter in zoon te veranderen (De Morgen, 28/06/2011)
• Screening borstkanker redt wel degelijk vrouwenlevens (De Morgen, 28/06/2011)
• Lagarde nieuwe voorzitter IMF (De Standaard, 28/06/2011)
• Christine Lagarde gaat IMF leiden, als eerste vrouw (De Volkskrant, 28/06/2011)
• Gezocht: vrouwelijke ondernemers met lef (De Volkskrant, 28/06/2011)
• Christine Lagarde officiellement à la tête du FMI (La Libre Belgique, 28/06/2011)
• Christine Lagarde: une aura internationale acquise avec la crise (La Libre Belgique, 28/06/2011)
• Toutes les réactions suite à la nomination de Christine Lagarde au FMI (La Libre Belgique, 29/06/2011)
• Christine Lagarde nommée directrice du FMI (Le Monde, 28/06/2011)
• Le long chemin de Martine Aubry vers la candidature (Le Monde, 28/06/2011)
• Mme Lagarde, une stature internationale, un bilan intérieur mitigé (Le Monde, 28/06/2011)
• Une libérale contrariée, révélée par la crise (Libération, 28/06/2011)
• Quelles menaces judiciaires pèsent encore sur Lagarde? (Libération, 28/06/2011)
• Half the children of female inmates 'will go to jail' (BBC News, 28/06/2011)
• Mary Rose scientist gets honour (BBC News, video, 28/06/2011)
• Unison union elects first black woman president (BBC News, 28/06/2011)
• Kansas Abortion Doctors Sue to Block State Rules (The New York Times, 28/06/2011)
• Working Women Are the Key to Norway's Prosperity (The New York Times, 28/06/2011)
• France’s Lagarde Named New Head of I.M.F. (The New York Times, 28/06/2011)
• Sunset for American Women (The New York Times, 28/06/2011)
• Women Nudged Out of German Workforce (The New York Times, 28/06/2011)
• Room to Live and Love in China's Cities (The New York Times, 28/06/2011)
• Abortion providers alarmed over counselling plans (The Guardian, 28/06/2011)
• Women excluded from climate change projects in Africa, UN experts warn (The Guardian, 28/06/2011)
• Cybermummy – a blogging conference like no other (The Guardian, 28/06/2011)
• Doctors vote against cutting abortion time limit from 24 to 20 weeks (The Guardian, 28/06/2011)
• Brazil's female construction workers set foundations for new careers (The Guardian, 28/06/2011)
• Shortage of women running in Ontario election, group warns (The Globe and Mail, 28/06/2011)
• Why is it so rare to see women in top economics jobs? (The Globe and Mail, 28/06/2011)
• School zonder jongens of meisjes (De Standaard, 28/06/2011)
• Gloire posthume de Claude Cahun (La Libre Belgique, 28/06/2011)
• Bridesmaids buries Hollywood's fear of feminism (The Guardian, 28/06/2011)
• We Are Men: Changing how young men think (The Independent, 28/06/2011)
• Is France ready for a woman at the top (even if she is the daughter of Delors)? (The Independent, 28/06/2011)
• We must punish prostitution's buyers (The Globe and Mail, 28/06/2011)
  
• Eye candy or earnest analysis: Taking women’s sports coverage seriously (The Globe and Mail, 28/06/2011)
  
• Saudi women turn to social media for the right to drive (BBC News, 27/06/2011)
• Shoaib Mansoor: Pakistani film-maker tackling hypocrisy and taboos (BBC News, 27/06/2011)
  
• Bachmann for president? I'll take the glass ceiling (CNN, 27/06/2011)
• Michele Bachmann, evangelical feminist? (CNN, 27/06/2011)
• West Bank women cook up some independence (CNN, 27/06/2011)
• Mobile tech fights sexual harassment (CNN, 27/06/2011)
  
• Malaysia Wants More Women in Top Corporate Posts (The New York Times, 27/06/2011)
• Muslim Woman Sues Abercrombie & Fitch Over Hijab (The New York Times, 27/06/2011)
• Planned Parenthood Sues Over Kan. Blocking Funds (The New York Times, 27/06/2011)
• The Veil Behind the Wheel in Saudi Arabia (The New York Times, 27/06/2011)
• Always Ladies' Night at Qatar's Women-Only Cinema (The New York Times, 27/06/2011)
• Bachmann Announces Presidential Candidacy (The New York Times, 27/06/2011)
• Group Seeks Injunction on SD Abortion Law (The New York Times, 27/06/2011)
• Amnesty: Egypt Army Acknowledges 'Virginity Tests' (The New York Times, 27/06/2011)
• US Expands Human Trafficking Blacklist (The New York Times, 27/06/2011)
• NC Gov. Perdue Vetoes Abortion Restrictions Bill (The New York Times, 27/06/2011)
• B.C. urged to fund prostitutes’ lawyers at probe into murders (The Globe and Mail, 27/06/2011)
• Sons of unfaithful men more likely to cheat: study (The Globe and Mail, 27/06/2011)
  
• Veel animo voor sekseneutrale crèche (De Volkskrant, 27/06/2011)
• A search for justice by the women forced to marry strangers (The Independent, 27/06/2011)
• De truc met de macho (De Standaard, 26/06/2011)
• Vrouw veroordeeld voor genocide Rwanda (De Standaard, 26/06/2011)
  
• FOTOSPECIAL. Brusselse homo's protesteren met Kiss-in (De Standaard, 26/06/2011)
• World turning blind eye to 10 million child brides each year, charity warns (The Guardian, 26/06/2011)
• Want a bikini body? (The Guardian, 26/06/2011)
• How to Be a Woman by Caitlin Moran – review (The Guardian, 26/06/2011)
• Marine Le Pen: Is this the most dangerous woman in France? (The Guardian, 26/06/2011)
• Move over, Mumsnet! Meet the new breed of cyber mothers (The Independent, 26/06/2011)
• New Laws in Several States Restrict Later-Term Abortions (The New York Times, 26/06/2011)
• In SD, Abortion Counseling Meant to Discourage (The New York Times, 26/06/2011)
• Mrs. Obama Hits Her Stride as First Lady (The New York Times, 26/06/2011)
• No 'Him' or 'Her'; Preschool Fights Gender Bias (The New York Times, 26/06/2011)
• NYC Cops' Rape Acquittal a Prism for Varying Views (The New York Times, 26/06/2011)
• No ‘him’ or ‘her’ at Swedish preschool (The Globe and Mail, 26/06/2011)
• Marriage is the star at New York's pride parade (The Globe and Mail, 26/06/2011)
  
• Enfin un tiers de femmes dans les CA ! (La libre Belgique, 25/06/2011)
• De la famille au génocide (La Libre Belgique, 25/06/2010)
• Pauline Nyiramasuhuko, une criminelle aux airs de "mère-poule" (Le Monde, 25/06/2011)
• Christiane Desroches-Noblecourt, première femme égyptologue, est morte (Le Monde, 25/06/2011)
• A world without girls? (BBC News, audio, 25/06/2011)
• Simon Hoggart's week: Changing the gender agenda (The Guardian, 25/06/2011)
• Charlotte Raven: For most women, free choice is still something we can only dream of (The Independent, 25/06/2011)
• Terry Marsland: Union leader who devoted her career to fighting for women's rights (The Independent, 25/06/2011)
• Breast cancer prostate drug hope (BBC News, 25/06/2011)
  
• Face to Face With a Mother’s Pain (The New York Times, 25/06/2011)
• Attackers rape more than 170 women in raids on Congo villages (CNN, 25/06/2011)
• Congressional women battle the press on a softball field (CNN, 25/06/2011)
• Ex-Rwanda minister jailed for genocide, rape (CNN, 25/06/2011)
• Rape as a weapon of war (CNN video, 25/06/2011)
• Thelma & Louise would blush (The Globe and Mail, 25/06/2011)
• Voor het eerst vrouw veroordeeld voor genocide Rwanda (De Volkskrant, 24/06/2011)
• Should a woman's period affect her pay? One CEO makes the case (The Globe and Mail, 24/06/2011)
• Outcry in America as pregnant women who lose babies face murder charges (The Guardian, 24/06/2011)
• The end of feminism, or, how I learned to stop worrying and wear lipstick (The Guardian, 24/06/2011)
• Feminism in the 21st century (The Guardian, 24/06/2011)
• Meer dan 100 slachtoffers van verkrachting en geweld in oosten van Congo (De Morgen, 24/06/2011)
•  Selon un étude, les mariages forcés en recul en France (Le Monde, 24/06/2011)
• "Dépénaliser l'homosexualité" (Le Monde, 24/06/2011)
• Combattre mondialement l'homophobie (Le Monde, 24/06/2011)
• Pregnant? Wait till the boss hears (The Guardian, 24/06/2011)
• Benefit cuts: single mothers are the biggest losers (The Guardian, 24/06/2011)
• Hillary Clinton backs Saudi Arabia women's right-to-drive campaign (The Guardian, 24/06/2011)
• Amnesty questions claim that Gaddafi ordered rape as weapon of war (The Independent, 24/06/2011)
• Rwanda genocide: Verdict due for female former minister (BBC News, 24/06/2011)
• Ruim 100 Congolezen verkracht bij aanval dorp (De Volkskrant, 23/06/2011)
• Widows: 'Your life is completely damaged' (BBC News, video, 23/06/2011)
• Nine arrests in 'biggest ever' sex trafficking raids (BBC News, 23/06/2011)
• Report suggests a third of girls sexually harassed at school (BBC News, vido, 23/06/2011)
• DR Congo mass rape: Ex-rebels accused in Fizi (BBC News, 23/06/2011)
• Muslim Tory minister says Pakistan's treatment of women fails Islam (The Guardian, 23/06/2011)
• About 100 Women Raped in Congo: Reports (The New York Times, 23/06/2011)
• Jewish Feminist Writer E.M. Broner Dies at 83 (The New York Times, 23/06/2011)
• Breaking stereotypes through radio (CNN video, 23/06/2011)
• Gallup: Americans prefer having boys to girls, just as they did in 1941 (CNN, 23/06/2011)
• CNN Hero working harder than ever to stop sex trafficking (CNN, 23/06/2011)
• Gangs join to prostitute women (CNN video, 23/06/2011)
• Rape in wartime: Listening to the victims (CNN, 23/06/2011
• The sixth sense: Do women really have ‘gaydar’? (The Globe and Mail, 23/06/2011)
• Mannen vaker spijt over carrière, vrouwen over relaties (De Standaard, 23/06/2011)
• Maleisische mannen aangemoedigd alleenstaande moeders te trouwen (De Standaard, 23/06/2011)
• Macho's dwingen ons tot zelfcensuur De Standaard, 23/06/2011)
• Maleisië spoort getrouwde mannen aan alleenstaande moeders te huwen (De Morgen, 23/06/2011)
• Blunt? Stubborn? Paranoid? Don't pigeonhole us feminists (The Guardian, 23/06/2011)
• I wasn't having a go at feminists – promise  (The Guardian, 23/06/2011)
• Immigration: des mariages forcés moins fréquents (La Libre Belgique, 23/06/2011)
• Christine Lagarde passe son grand oral au FMI jeudi (La Libre Belgique, 23/06/2011)
• Quotas de femmes : la N-VA revient à la charge au Sénat (La Libre Belgique, 23/06/2011)
• UN launches international widows' day (BBC News, video, 23/06/2011)
• US regulators: Silicone breast implants relatively safe (BBC News, 23/06/2011)
  
• Femke Halsema: Waarom ik als vrouw naar 'seksistisch' Mad Men kijk (De Volkskrant, 22/06/2011)
• La N-VA veut relancer le Conseil d'Etat sur les quotas de femmes dans les CA (La Libre Belgique, 22/06/2011)
• Single mothers hardest hit by cuts - Fawcett Society (BBC News, 22/06/2011)
• Women turn to leeches in Tbilisi (BBC News, 22/06/2011)
  
• Michelle Obama Urges Africa to Advance Women's Rights (The New York Times, 22/06/2011)
• Activists: 2 Saudi Women Take Drive in Capital (The New York Times, 22/06/2011)
• Ontario funds victims of domestic abuse in South Asian community (The Globe and Mail, 22/06/2011)
• Video: Michelle Obama asks ‘What generation will you be?' (The Globe and Mail, video, 22/06/2011)
• SlutWalk plan triggers debate on women in India (The Globe and Mail, 22/06/2011)
• Canadian men more LinkedIn than women, but are they ‘savvier’ networkers? (The Globe and Mail, 22/06/2011)
  
• Huiseigenaar wil liever modaal gezin (De Standaard, 22/06/2011)
• 'Voetmassage' geen bagatel sinds DSK (De Standaard, 22/06/2011)
• Le journal d’une femme de chambre (La Libre Belgique, 22/06/2011)
• 12 idées reçues sur le clitoris (La Libre Belgique, 22/06/2011)
• Malgré les promesses non tenues, l'UMP promeut la parité hommes-femmes (Le Monde, 22/06/2011)
• Liverpool Women's Hospital IVF doctors hail EmbyroScope (Le Monde, 22/06/2011)
• Becoming a billionaire in China (BBC News, video, 22/06/2011)
• Feminism: why aren’t we talking about it? (The Independent, 22/06/2011)
• 'SlutWalk' Plan Triggers Debate on Women in India (The New York Times, 22/06/2011)
• Vrouwen mogen in Iran seks weigeren als man geen onderhoudsgeld betaalt (De Morgen, 21/06/2011)
• Geen onderhoudsgeld? Geen seks (De Standaard, 21/06/2011)
• Eerste lesbische huwelijk in Nepal (De Standaard, 21/06/2011)
• Wal-Mart wint proces wegens discriminatie (De Standaard, 21/06/2011)
• Tweede Kamer telt meeste aantal vrouwen ... (De Volkskrant, 21/06/2011)
• Hillary Clinton «soutient» les Saoudiennes qui veulent conduire (Libération, 21/06/2011)
• EU calls for women to make up one-third of bank directors (The Guardian, 21/06/2011)
• The supreme court's free pass on sexism for Walmart (The Guardian, 21/06/2011)
• Feminism under pressure in China (The Guardian, 21/06/2011)
• Hillary Clinton backs Saudi Arabia women's right-to-drive campaign (The Guardian, 21/06/2011)
• Why women's football in England is a whole new ball game (The Guardian, 21/06/2011)
• Breastfeeding by UK mothers rises from 76% to 81% (The Guardian, 21/06/2011)
• More new mothers are opting to breastfeed UK data shows (BBC News, 21/06/2011)
• Women encouraged to go for Highland apprenticeships (BBC News, 21/06/2011)
• More awareness of 'honour' violence in Northamptonshire (BBC News, 21/06/2011)
• Hillary Clinton praises 'brave' Saudi women drivers (BBC News, 21/06/2011)
  
• Michelle Obama meets Nelson Mandela in South Africa (BBC News, 21/06/2011)
  
• Inside a refuge for Mexico's elderly sex workers (BBC News, 21/06/2011)
  
• Bachmann Will Have a Fight to Stay at the Top Tier (The New York Times, 21/06/2011)
• Clinton Backs 'Brave' Saudi Women Driver Protest (The New York Times, 21/06/2011)
• Decision in Wal-Mart Case a Blow to Class Actions (The New York Times, 21/06/2011)
• In African Women’s Soccer, Homophobia Remains an Obstacle (The New York Times, 21/06/2011)
• Clinton Adds Her Voice in Support of Saudi Women (The New York Times, 21/06/2011)
• Kan. Sets New Abortion Rules Quickly (The New York Times, 21/06/2011)
• More Women Soldiers Fighting in Combat (The New York Times, 21/06/2011)
• Iran's Fashion Crackdown Moves Beyond Headscarves (The New York Times, 21/06/2011)
• Woman's Iraq Rape Allegations, History Questioned (The New York Times, 21/06/2011)
• Clinton switches gears, publicly praises Saudi women's driving protest (CNN, 21/06/2011)
  
• USA: Klage wegen Diskriminierung —Frauen scheitern mit Sammelklage gegen Wal-Mart (Sueddeutsche Zeitung, 21/06/2011)
  
• De sletten hebben gelijk (De Standaard, 21/07/2011)
• Vrouw, verkeer en vouwfiets (De Standaard, 21/07/2011)
• Wal-Mart overleeft discriminatieproces van de eeuw (De Standaard, 21/07/2011)
• Saudi-vrouwen: ‘Waar bleef DE steun van Hillary?' (De Standaard, 21/07/2011)
• Eerste lesbische huwelijk in Nepal (De Standaard, 21/07/2011)
• Rechtbank spreekt Walmart vrij van loondiscriminatie vrouwen (De Morgen, 21/07/2011)
  
• Eerste lesbische huwelijk in Nepal (De Morgen, 21/07/2011)
  
• “Osez le Clito”, une campagne féministe décomplexée (La Libre Belgique, video, 21/06/2011)
  
• Trop rares, les sages-femmes sauvent pourtant des vies (La Libre Belgique, 21/06/2011)
  
• La Cour suprême US bloque une plainte contre WalMart (La Libre Belgique, 21/06/2011)
• Nettoyer, c’est tout un métier (La Libre Belgique, 21/06/2011)
• La Cour suprême des Etats-Unis bloque la plainte d'un million et demi de salariées de Walmart (Le Monde, 21/06/2011)
• This call for Muslim sex goddesses is a setback for Malaysia (The Guardian, 21/06/2011)
• Iain Duncan Smith rejects cross-party pressure on women's pensions (The Guardian, 21/06/2011)
• Digested read: How to Be a Woman (The Guardian, 21/06/2011)
• What is Lady Cox's bill really about? (The Guardian, 21/06/2011)
• Caitlin Moran's feminist handbook: Panel verdict (The Guardian, 21/06/2011)
• Victory for Walmart as huge sex bias case is thrown out The Guardian, 21/06/2011)
• Moves planned to ease women's pension fears (The Independent, 21/06/2011)
  
• Saudi women’s activism accelerates (The Globe and Mail, 21/06/2011)
  
• Les cent ans d’Ady Hanquet (La Libre Belgique, 20/06/2011)
• Honour-based violence 'massively under-reported' (BBC News, 20/06/2011)
• What pension change would mean for women (BBC News, video, 20/06/2011)
  
• A New Hurdle for Suits Brought on Behalf of Many (The New York Times, 20/06/2011)
• Wal-Mart Needs to Press Harder on Advancing Women (The New York Times, 20/06/2011)
• Wal-Mart Wins. Workers Lose. (The New York Times, 20/06/2011)
• Clinton Raises Women's Driving Ban With Saudis (The New York Times, 20/06/2011)
• UN Says More Midwives Could Save Millions of Lives (The New York Times, 20/06/2011)
• Wal-Mart Wins in Sex-Bias Case at Top U.S. Court (The New York Times, 20/06/2011)
• Writer: Clinton can't help Saudi women (CNN, 20/06/2011)
• First Lady meets African women (CNN video, 20/06/2011)
• Supreme Court rules for Wal-Mart in massive job discrimination lawsuit (CNN, 20/06/2011)
• Funding controversy stalls missing women inquiry (The Globe and Mail, 20/06/2011)
  
• Les femmes font de plus en plus grève (La Libre Belgique, 20/06/2011)
• L'implication des hommes, nouveau levier dans la lutte pour l'égalité des sexes (Le Monde, 20/06/2011)
• Elena Bonner, figure de la dissidence en URSS, est morte (Le Monde, 20/06/2011)
• Reported sex attacks rise in Devon and Cornwall by about 40% (BBC News, 20/06/2011)
• Pensions Bill changes affecting women to be debated (BBC News, 20/06/2011)
  
• Heiraten in Afghanistan —Verlobung ohne Braut (Sueddeutsche Zeitung, 20/06/2011)
• Lagarde au FMI : derrière la femme, la candidate (Le Monde, 19/06/2011)
  
• My placard read 'Pensioner Slut' and I was proud of it (The Guardian, 19/06/2011)
• Caitlin Moran: 'Let's all go and be feminists in the pub' (The Guardian, 19/06/2011)
• Our phalanx of female MPs (even Tory ones) really is making a difference (The Guardian, 19/06/2011)
• Testosterone and high finance do not mix: so bring on the women (The Guardian, 19/06/2011)
• The ghettoisation of pink: how it has cornered the little-girl market (The Guardian, 19/06/2011)
• Women told to speak their minds to get on in boardrooms (The Guardian, 19/06/2011)
• Saudi women take to the road in show of defiance  (The Independent, 19/06/2011)
  
• Rise in women's pension age 'unfair', says Age (The Independent, 19/06/2011)
• Humberside Police send rape awareness message (BBC News, 19/06/2011)
• Egypt's defiant women fear being cast aside (BBC News, 19/06/2011)
  
• Sex Scandals Highlight Dearth of Women in Politics (The New York Times, 19/06/2011)
• Indonesian Branch of Obedient Wives Club Opens (The New York Times, 19/06/2011)
• Libya’s Reported Rapes Unsettle and Divide (The New York Times, 19/06/2011)
• Power of women ignites city wide art (CNN video, 19/06/2011)
• Indonesian branch of new Obedient Wives Club called ‘backward’ (The Globe and Mail, 19/06/2011)
  
• Utrecht krijgt 'rape centre' tegen seksueel geweld (De Volkskrant, 18/06/2011)
  
• Nederland krijgt 'Rape centre'(De Morgen, 18/06/2011)
• Bannir la prostitution? On y pense (La Libre Belgique, 18/06/2011)
• Le Conseil des femmes francophones est contre (La Libre Belgique, 18/06/2011)
  
• DSK: une journaliste américaine dissèque la "seduction" à la française (La Libre Belgique, 18/06/2011)
• 3 QUESTIONS À Melina Cervesato (La Libre Belgique, 18/06/2011)
• Histoires de femmes avec notre sélection livres (Le Monde, 18/06/2011)
  
• Extreme waxing (The Guardian, 18/06/2011)
• Bridesmaids: how a chick flick won over a feminist (The Guardian, 18/06/2011)
• The Saturday interview: Caitlin Moran (The Guardian, 18/06/2011)
• Women driven to confusion in Saudi Arabia (The Guardian, 18/06/2011)
• India is no exception: The subjection of women is its own religion (The Globe and Mail, 18/06/2011)
  
• Utrecht krijgt eerste opvangcentrum voor verkrachte vrouwen
• VN wil gelijke rechten seksuele minderheden (NRC Handelsblad, 17/06/2011)
• Waar hebben Saudische vrouwen eigenlijk leren rijden? ... (De Volkskrant, 17/06/2011)
• Saudische vrouwen rebelleren, nationaal rijverbod genegeerd ... (De Volkskrant, 17/06/2011)
• Lancement d'une campagne pour éradiquer la prostitution en Europe (La Libre Belgique, 17/06/2011)
• Le vaccin contre le cancer du col de l'utérus gratuit dans les écoles dès septembre (La Libre Belgique, 17/06/2011)
• Dépistage précoce de la trisomie 21: vers une alternative aux tests actuels (La Libre Belgique, 17/06/2011)
  
• The Saudi Driving Protest, and Social Media (The New York Times, 17/06/2011)
• Women in Saudi Arabia Drive in Protest of Law (The New York Times, 17/06/2011)
• The plight of India's women (The Guardian, 17/06/2011)
• The women of Somalia are living in hell (The Guardian, 17/06/2011)
• Peru's sterilisation victims still await compensation and justice (The Guardian, 17/06/2011)
• RBC increases number of women directors (The Globe and Mail, 17/06/2011)
  
• Saudi-Arabien —Freie Fahrt für freie Frauen (Sueddeutsche Zeitung, 17/06/2011)
• Kamer verplicht sommige bedrijven een derde vrouwen in bestuursraden te hebben (De Morgen, 17/06/2011)
  
• "Meisjes zonder hoofddoek leven in zonde", leidt tot schorsing (De Morgen, 17/06/2011)
• Kamer stemt in met quota voor vrouwen (De Standaard, 17/06/2011)
• Clinton: 'Kadhafi gebruikt verkrachting als oorlogswapen' (De Standaard, 17/06/2011)
• Quotas de femmes : c’est oui ! (La Libre Belgique, 17/06/2011)
  
• Edito: une loi, un pis-aller (La Libre Belgique, 17/06/2011)
• Dix Belges tués au Cameroun ? (La Libre Belgique, 17/06/2011)
• Une convention internationale pour protéger les travailleurs domestiques (Le Monde, 17/06/2011)
  
• Le Parti socialiste favorable à l'homoparentalité (Le Monde, 17/06/2011)
• "Le récit historique proposé aux élèves reste masculin" (Le Monde, 17/06/2011)
• Le refus farouche de tout compromis (Le Monde, 17/06/2011)
• Doris Lessing, la tête brûlée (Le Monde, 17/06/2011)
• "Les Faiseuses d'histoire. Que font les femmes à la pensée ?" et "La Plus Belle Histoire des femmes" : la longue marche des femmes (Le Monde, 17/06/2011)
• "De l'égalité des deux sexes. De l'éducation des dames. De l'excellence des hommes" et "Des femmes en Amérique" : pionniers de l'émancipation (Le Monde, 17/06/2011)
• "Belle Gunness, la première tueuse en série des Etats-Unis", de Philippe Chassaigne : Belle, l'anti-femme (Le Monde, 17/06/2011)
  
• "Psychologie(s) des transsexuels et des transgenres", de Françoise Sironi : identités "trans" (Le Monde, 17/06/2011)
• Harriet Harman: 'You can't leave equality to the Tories' (The Guardian, 17/06/2011)
• Saudi Arabia must fulfil its promise to let women drive (The Guardian, 17/06/2011)
• Is Afghanistan the worst place for women? (The Guardian, 17/06/2011)
• Libya: Clinton condemns rape as weapon of war (BBC News, 17/06/2011)
  
• Saudi Women Begin Challenge to Driving Ban (The New York Times, 17/06/2011)
• Friday protest - Activist says Saudi women defying driving ban (The Globe and Mail, 17/06/2011)
  
• Karriere mit Kind —Wie berufstätigen Müttern das Leben erschwert wird (Sueddeutsche Zeitung, 17/06/2011)
• FOTOSPECIAL. Naakt protest tegen rijverbod in Saudi-Arabië... in Oekraïne (De Standaard, 16/06/2011)
  
• Amnesty wil Saudische vrouwen achter stuur ... (De Volkskrant, 16/06/2011)
• Quotas de femmes dans les Conseils d'administration (La Libre Belgique, 16/06/2011)
• Affaire de femmes (La Libre Belgique, 16/06/2011)
• IVF and NHS fertility treatment service in England (BBC News, video, 16/06/2011)
• Number of sexually transmitted infections drop (BBC News, 16/06/2011)
  
• Magdalene abuses 'were wrong' (BBC News, audio, 16/06/2011)
  
• Flashy sports cars are male 'short-term mating signal' (BBC News, 16/06/2011)
• Switzerland: A Step Forward for Domestic Workers (The New York Times, 16/06/2011)
• US Condemns Sexual Violence in Libya, Mideast (The New York Times, 16/06/2011)
• Countries Back New Rights for Domestic Workers (The New York Times, 16/06/2011)
• Saudi women encouraged to drive Friday (CNN, 16/06/2011)
• Clients, not prostitutes, should risk criminal charges, court hears (The Globe and Mail, 16/06/2011)
• Where are all the female investors? (The Globe and Mail, 16/06/2011)
  
• Seksualiteit is niet van vrouwen alleen (De Standaard, 16/06/2011)
• U houdt de deur open voor een vrouw? Seksist! (De Standaard, 16/06/2011)
• ‘Vrouwen veroorzaken files’ (De Standaard, 16/06/2011)
• 10 Belgen mogelijk gedood door internetbruiden Kameroen (De Volkskrant, 16/06/2011)
• Studie: verband tienerseks en scheidingen (De Volkskrant, 16/06/2011)
• Dix Belges tués par empoisonnement au Cameroun (La Libre Belgique, 16/06/2011)
• Affaire de femmes (La Libre Belgique, 16/06/2011)
  
• Planned Parenthood defunding spreads (CNN, 16/06/2011)
• Congenital syphilis screening 'cuts baby deaths' (BBC News, 16/06/2011)
  
• Muslim women role models sought for London art project (BBC News, 16/06/2011)
• Female students must be made safer (The Guardian, 16/06/2011)
  
• Saoedi-Arabische vrouwen moeten sluier niet meer afnemen in rechtbank (De Standaard, 15/06/2011)
• Saoedi-Arabische vrouwen moeten sluier niet meer afnemen in rechtbank (De Morgen, 15/06/2011)
  
• Maar helft slachtoffers mensenhandel doet aangifte (De Volkskrant, 15/06/2011)
• Le cdH relance la question de l'abolition de la prostitution (La Libre Belgique, 15/06/2011)
• Why is feminism still so afraid to focus on its flaws? (The Guardian, 15/06/2011)
• Behind closed doors: the plight of the UK's domestic workers (The Guardian, 15/06/2011)
• Gang rapes in Iran cause fear and religious controversy (BBC News, 15/06/2011)
  
• Andrea Leadsom MP sets up mother's baby help group (BBC News, 15/06/2011)
  
• Afghan Women Most Imperiled, Report Finds (The New York Times, 15/06/2011)
• US Births Down for 3rd Year; Economy May Be Factor (The New York Times, 15/06/2011)
• Pakistan's Female Madrassas Breed Radicalism (The New York Times, 15/06/2011)
• A Protest by Saudi Women, Seeking the Right to Drive (The New York Times, 15/06/2011)
• Corrected-Afghanistan Is Most Dangerous Country for Women-Poll (The New York Times, 15/06/2011)
• Muslim Woman Seeks Egyptian Presidency (The New York Times, 15/06/2011)
• The most dangerous country for women (CNN, 15/06/2011)
• Chivalry isn’t dead. It’s just terribly sexist (The Globe and Mail, 15/06/2011)
  
• Vrouwen eisen recht op om zelf met de auto te rijden (De Standaard, 15/06/2011)
• Britse dansschool leert kleuters paaldansen (De Standaard, 15/06/2011)
  
• Vrouw die slecht slaapt, heeft slechte relatie (De Standaard, 15/06/2011)
• Vrouw staat baarmoeder af aan dochter (De Morgen, 15/06/2011)
  
• Afghanistan is gevaarlijkste land voor vrouwen en meisjes (De Morgen, 15/06/2011)
• Saoedi-Arabische vrouwen eisen recht op autorijden (De Morgen, 15/06/2011)
  
• Vrouw slechtst af in Afghanistan - India in top-5 (De Volkskrant, 15/06/2011)
• Seksueel geweld jongeren vraagt om protocol (De Volkskrant, 15/06/2011)
• D’objet en sujet, histoire de la femme (La Libre Belgique, 15/06/2011)
• Le féminisme chinois en danger (Le Monde, 15/06/2011)
• L'ONU dénonce le déséquilibre des naissances entre garçons et filles en Asie (Le Monde, 15/06/2011)
• A l'Assemblée comme au Sénat, le sexisme a de beaux restes (Le Monde, 15/06/2011)
• Enseigner le genre : contre une censure archaïque (Le Monde, 15/06/2011)
• Mariage homosexuel : quelle famille veulent les Français ? (Le Monde, 15/06/2011)
• Homosexuels, indignez-vous ! (Le Monde, 15/06/2011)
  
• L'Afghanistan, la RDC, le Pakistan, l'Inde et la Somalie sont les cinq pays les plus dangereux pour les femmes (Le  Monde, 15/06/2011)
• L'Assemblée rejette le texte PS ouvrant le mariage aux homosexuels (Libération, 15/06/2011)
• Afghanistan worst place in the world for women, but India in top five (The Guardian, 15/06/2011)
• On prostitution, the government’s case is weak (The Globe and Mail, 15/06/2011)
• Saoedi-Arabische vrouwen eisen recht op autorijden ... (De Volkskrant, 14/06/2011)
• Flinke stijging aantal vrouwelijke bobo's (De Volkskrant, 14/06/2011)
• Épinglé (La Libre Belgique, 14/06/211)
• Skyrocketing Food Prices Leave Poor Moms Hungry (The New York Times, 14/06/2011)
• Pragmatic Afghan Woman Educates Thousands (The New York Times, 14/06/2011)
• South Asia's Growing Modernity Masks Women's Plight (The New York Times, 14/06/2011)
• Family and Taliban Scare Off Actresses in Afghan Film (The New York Times, 14/06/2011)
• Ready or Not, New Delhi Gets a Women’s Street Protest (The New York Times, 14/06/2011)
• The Work-Family Balance for Doctors (The New York Times, 14/06/2011)
• Are Weiner's women blameless? (CNN, 14/06/2011)
• Female Afghan journalist: 'I have no plans to stop' (CNN, 14/06/2011)
• The worst places in the world for women: Somalia (The Guardian, 14/06/2011)
• The worst places in the world for women: Pakistan (The Guardian, 14/06/2011)
• The worst places in the world for women: Congo (The Guardian, 14/06/2011)
• The worst places in the world for women: India (The Guardian, 14/06/2011)
• The worst places in the world for women: Afghanistan (The Guardian, 14/06/2011)
• Necklace ban for men as Tehran's 'moral police' enforce dress code (The Guardian, 14/06/2011)
• New commission to examine Scottish women's prisons (The Guardian, 14/06/2011)
• Sleep position during pregnancy 'link to still-birth' (BBC News, 14/06/2011)
• Scale of domestic violence worries IPCC chief in Wales (BBC News, 14/06/2011)
• Cardiff domestic abuse conference under way (BBC News, video, 14/06/2011)
• Sterilisation: North Carolina grapples with legacy (BBC News, 14/06/2011)
  
• Girls treated as commodities, child prostitution trial told (BBC News, 14/06/2011)
• Libya rape victims face 'honour killings' (BBC News, 14/06/2011)
• Cornton Vale report prompts women prison inquiry (BBC News, 14/06/2011)
• Decriminalizing prostitution won’t make it safer, Crown argues (The Globe and Mail, 14/06/2011)
  
• L'égalité homme-femme, nouveau motif de refus de la nationalité (Le Monde, 10/06/2011)
• Daar gaan ze, de slonzen, sletten en hoeren (De Standaard, 14/06/2011)
• Malaysia minister attacks 'Obedient Wives Club' (BBC news, 14/06/2011)
  
• How Will Afghan Women Fare in Taliban Reconciliation? (The New York Times, 13/06/2011)
• Congress Seeks to Prevent Rapes at VA Facilities (The New York Times, 13/06/2011)
• Disparities: Health Risks Seen for Single Mothers (The New York Times, 13/06/2011)
• Court Rejects Sex Bias Claim on Citizenship Rule (The New York Times, 13/06/2011)
• Saudi women should be at the wheel (The Globe and Mail, 13/06/2011)
• Cycling in a skirt – too sexy for New York? (The Globe and Mail, 13/06/2011)
• Prostitution ‘not a constitutionally-protected right,’ Crown argues in landmark case (The Globe and Mail, 13/06/2011)
• "Notre priorité : aider les femmes" (Le Monde, 13/06/2011)
• The woman who triumphed over Le Mans (The Guardian, 13/06/2011)
  
• Duizenden deelnemers voor 'slettenmars' door Londen (De Standaard, 12/06/2011)
• 35,2 procent Vlaamse ondernemers zijn vrouwen (De Morgen, 12/06/2011)
  
• Londense 'sletten' op straat voor recht op sexy kledij (De Morgen, 12/06/2011)
  
• ‘Paus sluit afschaffen celibaat niet uit’ (NRC Handelsblad, 12/06/2011)
• Hongarije trekt zich met anti-abortuscampagne niets aan van boos Europa (De Volkskrant, 12/06/2011)
• Saudi Arabia’s Freedom Riders (The New York Times, 12/06/2011)
• Mourning Slain Women, Families Hold Vigil on Long Island (The New York Times, 12/06/2011)
• Encore trop peu de femmes professeures d'université (Le Monde, 12/06/2011)
• Frauen als Partner in Kanzleien Karriere als Anwältin - bitte ohne Kinder (Sueddeutsche Zeitung, 12/06/2011)
• Why I'll be joining the London SlutWalk (The Guardian, 11/06/2011)
  
• Technology and the Political Sex Scandal (The New York Times, 11/06/2011)
• Why Women Don't Get Caught Up in Sex Scandals (The New York Times, 11/06/2011)
• Women Play Large Role in This Triple Crown (The New York Times, 11/06/2011)
• L'épreuve afghane des "féminines" (Le Monde, 11/06/2011)
• Une série de mesures pour l'égalité hommes-femmes (Le Monde, 11/06/2011)
• A l'université, les femmes se heurtent aussi au plafond de verre (Le Monde, 11/06/2011)
• Guardian Books podcast: Feminism in literature (The Guardian, 11/06/2011)
  
• Homobar in Melbourne mag vrouwen weigeren ... (De Volkskrant, 10/06/2011)
• Indiana’s Law to Limit Abortions (The New York Times, 10/06/2011)
• Court integrating domestic violence, family court cases opens in Toronto (The Globe and Mail, 10/06/2011)
• Continuing professional development duties hit women harder (The Guardian, 10/06/2011)
• When is a woman's choice free? It's not always clear (The Guardian, 10/06/2011)
• Téa Obreht: 'I don't feel I've earned the Orange prize' (The Guardian, 10/06/2011)
• 'I'm All Right Jill' is no solution to rape (The Guardian, 10/06/2011)
• Arabie saoudite : six femmes arrêtées pour avoir conduit (Le Monde, 10/06/2011)
• Sexual fantasy and sexual reality are not the same thing (The Guardian, 09/06/2011)
  
• VN-onderzoeker twijfelt aan massaverkrachtingen Kadhafi (De Morgen, 10/06/2011)
• Helft van Belgen wil thuis werken, maar mag niet (De Morgen, 10/06/2011)
• Homobar in Melbourne mag 'gevaarlijke' vrouwen weigeren (De Morgen, 10/06/2011)
• Aantal vrouwen met hogere functie verdubbeld in tien jaar (De Morgen, 10/06/2011)
•  Vragen bij viagra-aanklacht (De Standaard, 10/06/2011)
• Verkrachting vaak gebruikt als oorlogswapen (De Standaard, 10/06/2011)
• Viagra en testosteronretoriek (De Standaard, 10/06/2011)
• Aantal vrouwen met hogere functie is verdubbeld (De Standaard, 10/06/2011)
• Het glazen plafond barst (De Standaard, 10/06/2011)
• Le nombre des femmes au top a doublé en dix ans (La Libre Belgique, 10/06/2011)
• Le Distilbène, médicament "bombe à retardement" (La Libre Belgique, 10/06/2011)
  
• Les petits-enfants des grand-mères Distilbène, aussi. (La Libre Belgique, 10/06/2011)
  
• L’appel d’Albert II à l’Onu s’inscrit dans la continuité (La Libre Belgique, 10/06/2011)
• "Un été sans les hommes", de Siri Hustvedt : Siri Hustvedt avec les femmes (Le Monde, 10/06/2011)
• Continuing Professional Development duties hit women harder (The Guardian, 10/06/2011)
• Glass staircase not dress friendly (CNN, 10/06/2011)
  
• A bouquet for Bridesmaids: A comedy both sexes can love (The Globe and Mail, 10/06/2011)
  
• ‘Hillary Clinton wil president Wereldbank worden’ (NCR Handelsblad, 09/06/2011)
  
• Libye : Kadhafi aurait encouragé le viol comme arme de répression (Le Monde, 09/06/2011)
• Filling Classes With Learning, Not Fears (The New York Times, 09/06/2011)
• Female talent let down by business schools (The Globe and Mail, 09/06/2011)
  
• Menschenrechte ja, Mutterrechte nein? (Süddeutsche Zeitung, 09/06/2011)
• Koning Albert vraagt VN seksueel geweld in Congo te bestrijden (De Standaard, 09/06/2011)
• ‘Kadhafi kocht containers viagra voor massaverkrachtingen' (De Standaard, 09/06/2011)
• 'Wij zijn er sterker uitgekomen'   (De Standaard, 09/06/2011)
• Vrouwelijke journalisten doorbreken stilte rond seksuele intimidatie (De Morgen, 09/06/2011)
• Marleen Temmerman voorzitster internationale adviesgroep hiv/aids (De Morgen, 09/06/2011)
  
• Albert II encourage l'ONU à combattre les violences sexuelles au Congo (La Libre Belgique, 09/06/2011)
• Gaddafi faces new ICC charges for using rape as weapon in conflict (The Guardian, 09/06/2011)
• Sexual fantasy and sexual reality are not the same thing (The Guardian, 09/06/2011)
• Gaddafi 'ordered rape attacks' (The Independent, 09/06/2011)
• 'Rape is used as a weapon of war' (BBC News, video, 09/06/2011)
• Rape war crime 'a truly horrific charge' (BBC News, audio, 09/06/2011)
• Sex Assaults Underreported, Inquiry Into V.A. Concludes (The New York Times, 09/06/2011)
• Just bar men from politics (The Globe and Mail, 09/06/2011)
• Why upcoming Supreme Court appointments matter (The Globe and Mail, 09/06/2011)
• Vrouwelijke militairen net zo weerbaar als mannelijke collega's (De Volkskrant, 08/06/2011)
• Kadhafi a ordonné des viols en série à l'aide de stimulants sexuels (La Libre Belgique, 08/06/2011)
• Don't turn back the clock for women (The Guardian, 08/06/2011)
• Bill limiting sharia law is motivated by 'concern for Muslim women' (The Guardian, 08/06/2011)
• The 'fallen' heroines of the Arab spring (The Guardian, 08/06/2011)
• Sex-selective abortion only aggravates misogyny (The Guardian, 08/06/2011)
• Why won't the pope let women protect themselves from HIV? (The Guardian, 08/06/2011)
• Philippines birth control legislation opposed by church (The Guardian, 08/06/2011)
• Colombia condemns murder of land activist Ana Cordoba (BBC News, 08/06/2011)
• Government policies an assault on women, Labour claim (BBC News, 08/06/2011)
• Orange Prize for Fiction awarded to Tea Obreht (BBC News, 08/06/2011)
• New plan to tackle violence against women in Somerset (BBC News, 08/06/2011)
• Culture, Power and Sexual Violence (The New York Times, 08/06/2011)
• Afghan women on the pitch and loving it (CNN, 08/06/2011)
• Afghan women footballers risk death threats, disapproval (CNN, 08/06/2011)
• One hundred years of healing at Women's College Hospital (The Globe and Mail, 08/06/2011)
• Women entrepreneurs swap stories in Rio (The Globe and Mail, 08/06/2011)
• UN member states agree on ‘universal access’ to AIDS treatment (The Globe and Mail, 08/06/2011)
• Female buddy flick died after 'Thelma & Louise,' co-stars say on film’s anniversary (The Globe and Mail, 08/06/2011)
• 'Aan onze uniefs studeren meer meisjes dan jongens' (De Standaard, 08/06/2011)
• Het gezicht van de Franstalige media stapt op (De Standaard, 08/06/2011)
  
• Les femmes et la survie du continent (La Libre Belgique, 08/06/2011)
• "Je regrette d’être partie" (La Libre Belgique, 08/06/2011)
• L'Assemblée se défend d'être un bastion du sexisme (Le Monde, 08/06/2011)
• Des recommandations pour favoriser la présence du père au sein de la famille (Le Monde, 08/06/2011)
• Pas de voile, pas de sortie en salles... le casse-tête sur les tournages (Le Monde, 08/06/2011)
• Christina Patterson: Sex, and the feminist's new clothes (The Independent, 08/06/2011)
• “Yeah, we did it.” (The Independent, 08/06/2011)
• Budget Cuts Prompt Fears for Sexual Assault Response Team (The New York Times, 08/06/2011)
• Audit: Sexual assault incidents within VA system underreported (CNN, 08/06/2011)
• Diplomatic 'girl power' on display at the State Department (CNN, 08/06/2011)
• Lipstick Theory bodes ill for U.S. retail (The Globe and Mail, 08/06/2011)
• ''Vrouwen in SGP-achterban mans genoeg" (De Volkskrant, 07/06/2011)
• Sexisme: un «pot amical» pour redorer le blason du Palais Bourbon tourne court (Libération, 07/06/2011)
• Latin America's former first ladies bid to break macho presidential mould (The Guardian, 07/06/2011)
• Hotel workers unleash their fury on Dominique Strauss-Kahn (The Guardian, 07/06/2011)
• Liberal Democrat revolt over plan to raise women's pension age (The Guardian, 07/06/2011)
• Gay Girl in Damascus blogger joins ranks of Syria's detained (The Guardian, 07/06/2011)
• National Portrait Gallery exhibition to celebrate UK's 'first actresses ' (The Guardian, 07/06/2011)
• Marching with the SlutWalkers (The Guardian, 07/06/2011)
• Surge in the number of women apprentices (The Guardian, 07/06/2011)
• The invisible domestic violence – against men (The Guardian, 07/06/2011)
• Ideology can't be left to the anti-abortionists (The Guardian, 07/06/2011)
• MP Gareth Johnson condemns IVF 'postcode lottery' (BBC News, 07/06/2011)
• Author Jane Duncan's World War II diary entries printed (BBC News, 07/06/2011)
• Ethiopian girls fight child marriages (BBC News, 07/06/2011)
• Does Christine Lagarde's sex qualify her to head the IMF? (BBC News, 07/06/2011)
• Therapy to change 'feminine' boy created a troubled man (CNN, 07/06/2011)
• Women journalists speak out on sexual attacks (CNN, 07/06/2011)
• EU: Mehr Jobs für Frauen in Deutschland nötig (Sueddeutsche Zeitung, 07/06/2011)
• Groot-Brittannië maakt zich zorgen om hyperseksualisering van kinderen (De Standaard, 07/06/2011)
  
•  VS-Congreslid excuseert zich voor obsceen internetgedrag (De Standaard, 07/06/2011)
  
• Sida : objectif zéro nouvelle infection... à l’horizon (La Libre Belgique, 07/06/2011)
• Olivia Rosenthal remporte le prix du livre Inter (Le Monde, 07/06/2011)
• La ligne jaune (Le Monde, 07/06/23011)
• Fifth of UK women decline cervical smear tests (BBC News, 07/06/2011)
• MPs condemn NHS regional variation in IVF provision (BBC News, 07/06/2011)
• Yemen's women are hoping for a new era (The New York Times, 07/06/2011)
• In France, an Outcry Among Feminists after Arrest (The New York Times, 07/06/2011)
• Greek Women Try to Soften the Blow of Austerity (The New York Times, 07/06/2011)
• Saudi Arabia - Advisory Council Urges Vote for Women (The New York Times, 07/06/2011)
• ‘Saoedische vrouwen moeten in de toekomst mee kunnen doen aan verkiezingen’ (NRC Handelsblad, 06/06/2011)
• Saudische vrouwen moeten stemrecht krijgen (De Volkskrant, 06/06/2011)
• 'Jonge vrouwen vaker misselijk door chemo' (De Volkskrant, 06/06/2011)
• The next sporty must-have is not just for Muslim women (The Guardian, 06/06/2011)
• To protect girls, women must have rights (The Guardian, 06/06/2011)
• Sexualisation and the Bailey review (The Guardian, 06/06/2011)
• Marching with the SlutWalkers (The Guardian, 06/06/2011)
• Should a woman's choice extend to aborting a female foetus? (The Guardian, 06/06/2011)
• Do women make better leaders? (BBC News, video, 06/06/2011)
• Women's prisons should close, says justice taskforce (BBC News, 06/06/2011)
• Southport conference examines role of men in church (BBC News, 06/06/2011)
• Women Atop Their Fields Dissect the Scientific Life (The New York Times, 06/06/2011)
• How the bicycle changed the world for women (CNN, 06/06/2011)
• Iran women’s Olympic dream crushed by dress code ruling (The Globe and Mail, 06/06/2011)
• Ireland urged to investigate alleged torture of women, girls (The Globe and Mail, 06/06/2011)
• Modebladen en hun mollige vrouwen (De Standaard, 06/06/2011)
• Les mariages homosexuels marquent le pas (La Libre Belgique, 06/06/2011)
• "Après la libération de la femme, aujourd'hui l'homme se réaffirme" (Le Monde, 06/06/2011)
  
• Bring back the F-word if you want to do more than worry about girls (The Guardian, 06/06/2011)
• Muslim women's group launches 'jihad against violence' (The Guardian, 06/06/2011)
• Women's convictions for domestic violence 'double' (BBC News, 06/06/2011)
• 'Compelling case' for less women in prison (BBC News, audio, 06/06/2011)
• Foetal epilepsy drug danger shown (BBC News, 06/06/2011)
• Extra radiation dramatically cuts spread of breast cancer (The Globe and Mail, 06/06/2011)
  
• Daerden wuift beschuldigingen van seksisme weg (De Standaard, 05/06/2011)
• Daerden beschuldigd van seksistisch gedrag (De Standaard, 05/06/2011)
• Daerden wuift beschuldigingen van seksisme weg (De Morgen, 05/06/2011)
• Le nombre de mariages homosexuels recule (La Libre Belgique, 05/06/2011)
• Progrès dans la prévention et le traitement du cancer du sein (La Libre Belgique, 05/06/2011)
• A Nancy, une femme née homme a pu épouser sa compagne (Le Monde, 05/06/2011)
  
• The Beyoncé groove (The Guardian, 05/06/2011)
• Pro-choice campaigners fight moves to turn back clock on abortion rights (The Guardian, 05/06/2011)
• The Katharine Whitehorn experience (The Guardian, 05/06/2011)
• Leicester campaigner wants lower cancer screening age (BBC News, 05/06/2011)
• Mass screening for ovarian cancer 'not effective' (BBC News, 05/06/2011)
• Cosmetics manufacturer Shahnaz Husain's start-up story (BBC News, 05/06/2011)
• Albertina Sisulu, Who Helped Lead Apartheid Fight, Dies at 92 (The New York Times, 05/06/2011)
• Iran Protests Hijab Ban (The New York Times, 05/06/2011)
• Marchers in Hamilton ‘SlutWalk’ call for evaluation of sex assault investigations (The Globe and Mail, 05/06/2011)
• V.S. Naipaul’s claim to male greatness feeble (The Globe and Mail, 05/06/2011)
  
• Moeders profiteren van co-ouderschap (De Standaard, 04/06/2011)
• 500 'sletten' eisen seksuele vrijheid in Amsterdam (De Morgen, 04/06/2011)
• Kamerlid Dijkgraaf: ‘SGP meest vrouwvriendelijke partij Nederland’ (NRC Handelsblad, 04/06/2011)
• 'Sletten' eisen seksuele vrijheid (De Volkskrant, 04/06/2011)
• 'SGP vrouwonvriendelijk? Integendeel' (De Volkskrant, 04/06/2011)
• Connaître le plaisir sexuel, malgré un viol (Le Monde, 04/06/2011)
• "Séducteur" ou "violeur" ? Comment favoriser l'empathie (Le Monde, 04/06/2011)
• Campaigners hold 'SlutWalk' march in Cardiff (BBC News, video, 04/06/2011)
• 'SlutWalk' march in Cardiff to defend victims' rights (BBC News, 04/06/2011)
• Drug exemestane can cut risk of breast cancer among high-risk women: study (The Globe and Mail, 04/06/2011)
• Why the courts must decriminalize prostitution (The Globe and Mail, 04/06/2011)
  
• 'SlutWalk' in Amsterdam voor seksuele vrijheid (De Morgen, 03/06/2011)
• Cessons la guerre aux porteuses de foulard ! (Le Monde, 03/06/2011)
  
• France's women put sexism on trial in wake of Dominique Strauss-Kahn case (The Guardian, 03/06/2011)
• VS Naipaul's attack 'just made me laugh' says Diana Athill (The Guardian, 03/06/2011)
• A Quiet Revolution by Leila Ahmed – review (The Guardian, 03/06/2011)
• Protesters hold day of action against legal aid cuts (The Guardian, 03/06/2011)
• Saudi Arabia's Women2Drive campaign is up against society (The Guardian, 03/06/2011)
• Why Anne Sinclair is standing by Dominique Strauss-Kahn (The Guardian, 03/06/2011)
• The Naipaul test: Can you tell an author's sex? (The Guardian, 03/06/2011)
• Playboy Bunnies: Modern feminists or 'club decoration'? (BBC News, 03/06/2011)
• In Queens, New Mothers and Old Asian Custom (The New York Times, 03/06/2011)
• A Feminist Riot That Still Inspires (The New York Times, 03/06/2011)
• Scandals put a spotlight on France's hidden sexism, privacy laws (CNN, 03/06/2011)
• African Women's forum in Morocco (CNN, 03/06/2011)
• Is France's Christine Lagarde the one to rescue the global economy? (The Globe and Mail, 03/06/2011)
• Eine Frau an der Spitze (Sueddeutsche Zeitung, 03/06/2011)
• The New York Times appoints woman editor – after 160 years (The Guardian, 02/06/2011)
• Gezondheid prioritair voor ontwikkelingshulp in Congo (De Morgen, 02/06/2011)
• Bientôt une femme à la tête du New York Times (La Libre Belgique, 02/06/2011)
• Emancipation ou ensauvagement ? (Le Monde, 02/06/2011)
• Baisse de 12 % en dix ans des cas de sida chez les jeunes (Le Monde, 02/06/2011)
  
• 10 November 1975: Guardian columnist Jill Tweedie says sex is boring (The Guardian, 02/06/2011)
• The G8 must deliver on past promises for women and children (The Guardian, 02/06/2011)
• These 'virginity tests' will spark Egypt's next revolution (The Guardian, 02/06/2011)
• VS Naipaul finds no woman writer his literary match – not even Jane Austen (The Guardian, 02/06/2011)
• When States Punish Women (The New York Times, 02/06/2011)
• Smoking by fathers speeds onset of menopause in daughters (The Globe and Mail, 02/06/2011)
• Nigerian police raid illegal clinic accused of selling babies (The Globe and Mail, 02/06/2011)
• ‘Vrouwen zijn prinsesjes. Die horen niet achter het stuur’ (NRC Handelsblad, 01/06/2011)
• Bientôt un tiers de femmes dans les conseils d'administration (La Libre Belgique, 01/06/2011)
• Quotas : vote mercredi (La Libre Belgique, 01/06/2011)
• Women's rights must not be forgotten in Arab revolutions (The Guardian, 01/06/2011)
• How 'sex scandal' is sexual harassment (The Guardian, 01/06/2011)
• Nigeria 'baby farm' girls rescued by Abia state police (BBC News, 01/06/2011)
• Egypt 'virginity tests' decried (BBC News, 01/06/2011)
• Calls for Strep B tests for pregnant women (BBC News, 01/06/2011)
• Illegal acts of 'corrective rape' on the increase across South Africa (BBC News, video, 01/06/2011)
• Many women don’t know warning signs of stroke (The Globe and Mail, 01/06/2011)
  
• Hartenkreet (De Standaard, 01/06/2011)
• Minder vergaderen, meer actie (De Standaard, 01/06/2011)
• Loonkloof mannen-vrouwen (De Standaard, 01/06/2011)
• Tien tips om meer vrouwelijke bestuursleden aan te trekken (De Standaard, 01/06/2011)
• Quota voelbaar in de portefeuille (De Standaard, 01/06/2011)
• Vloeken maakt zieke vrouw somberder (De Standaard, 01/06/2011)
• Vrouwen aan de top (De Volkskrant, 01/06/2011)
• Zorgpapa-macho, waarom zo schaars? (De Volkskrant, 01/06/2011)
• Sexisme en politique : pour Najat Vallaud-Belkacem, «c'est plus insidieux qu'ailleurs» (Liberation, 01/06/2011)
• «Belleville Tokyo», une femme d’Action (Libération, 01/06/2011)
• Tackling domestic violence – one housing association shows the way (The Guardian, 01/06/2011)
• How the new New Man won (The Independent, 01/06/2011)
• '!Women Art Revolution' by Lynn Hershman Leeson - Review (The New York Times, 01/06/2011)
• Non Means Non (The New York Times, 01/06/2011)
• Many women don’t know warning signs of stroke (The Globe and Mail, 01/06/2011)
  
• Quotas : vote mercredi (La Libre Belgique, 31/05/2011)
• Femmes dans les CA: amendements adoptés en Commission (La Libre Belgique, 31/05/2011)
• De moins en moins de femmes dirigeantes (La Libre Belgique, 31/05/2011)
• Funny women do exist in the movies (The Guardian, 31/05/2011)
• Egyptians protest over 'virginity tests' on Tahrir Square women (The Guardian, 31/05/2011)
• The incredible shrinking presence of women SF writers (The Guardian, 31/05/2011)
• The self-love that dare not speak its name (The Guardian, 31/05/2011)
• Nigella Lawson is right. Baking is a feminist act (The Guardian, 31/05/2011)
• The changing faces of Facebook's women: a new picture every two weeks (The Independent, 31/05/2011)
• Egyptians decry 'virginity tests' on protesters (The Independent, 31/05/2011)
• A Change in French Sexual Views (The New York Times, 31/05/2011)
• A Saudi Activist, in Her Own Words (The New York Times, 31/05/2011)
• Nepal census recognizes 'third gender ' (CNN, 31/05/2011)
• Abortion debate trivializes rape (CNN, 31/05/2011)
• How to be a mompreneur (The Globe and Mail, 31/05/2011)
• Reaktionen auf das Kachelmann-Urteil "Damit bestätigt sich die schlimmste Angst von Frauen" (Sueddeutsche Zeitung, 31/05/2011)
• Kaltgestellte "Antifeministin" (Sueddeutsche Zeitung, 31/05/2011)
• Männerdämmerung (Sueddeutsche Zeitung, 31/05/2011)