mei 2011

Mei

• Khaddafi-soldaten verkrachtten honderden vrouwen (De Standaard, 31/05/2011)
• Solvay investeert in vrouwenunief (De Standaard, 31/05/2011)
• SAUDISCHE AUTOMOBILISTE OP VRIJE VOETEN (De Standaard, 31/05/2011)
• Vrouw die met auto reed, op borgtocht vrij in Saoedi-Arabië (De Morgen, 31/05/2011)
  
• De moins en moins de femmes dirigeantes (La Libre Belgique, 31/05/2011)
• Quotas de femmes : le retour (La Libre Belgique, 31/05/2011)
• Crime de lubricité (La Libre Belgique, 31/05/2011)
• Assisted suicide campaigner Dr Ann McPherson dies (BBC News, 31/05/2011)
• Expert calls for hair extension ban after damage rises (BBC News, 31/05/2011)
• Egyptian general admits 'virginity checks' conducted on protesters (CNN, 31/05/2011)
• Saudi Officials Release Woman Who Drove (The New York Times, 31/05/2011)
• Pregnant in Heels: A show that lets you hate pregnant women (The Globe and Mail, 31/05/2011)
• Activists: Authorities release Saudi woman detained for driving (CNN, 30/05/2011)
• Should women fight on the front lines? (CNN, 30/05/2011)
• Cooling the symptoms of menopause (The Globe and Mail, 30/05/2011)
• 50 Jahre Antibaby-Pille in Deutschland: Nicht für alle leicht zu schlucken (Sueddeutsche Zeitung, 30/05/2011)
• The Reincarnation of Pro-life (The New York Times, 29/05/2011)
• Nieuwe seksaffaire schokt Fransen (De Morgen, 30/05/2011)
• Les femmes et la précarité : conférence-débat le 8 juin (La Libre Belgique, 30/05/2011)
• "L’Eros Center ne règle rien" (La Libre Belgique, 30/05/2011)
• Port de la jupe obligatoire : la Fédération de badminton fait marche arrière (La Monde, 30/05/2011)
• The chambermaid’s ordeal never ends (The Globe and Mail, 30/05/2011)
• De SGP is een dankbare vijand (De Volkskrant, 29/05/2011)
• Exposing the gender divide (The Guardian, 29/05/2011)
• It's a baking-and-Bunnygirls backlash: we're going back to the 50s (The Guardian, 29/05/2011)
• Adele can change how music industry markets female acts, says label boss (The Guardian, 29/05/2011)
• Badminton delays skirt-only rule for women (The Guardian, 29/05/2011)
• Hundreds of women raped by Gaddafi militia (The Independent, 29/05/2011)
• Boards double number of women members (The Independent, 29/05/2011)
• Yasmin Alibhai-Brown: A poisonous time to be a woman (The Independent, 29/05/2011)
• Liverpool Women's concedes incontinence negligence cases (BBC News, 29/05/2011)
• Le silence, par honte ou crainte (La Libre Belgique, 28/05/2011)
• Un féminisme à la française (Le Monde, 28/05/20121)
  
• L'insupportable soupçon qui pèse sur les femmes journalistes politiques (Le Monde, 28/05/2011)
• Hommes politiques et femmes journalistes : liaisons dangereuses ?   (Le Monde, 28/05/2011)
• Why fathers have post-natal depression (BBC News, 28/05/2011)
• Saudi women in the driver's seat (CNN, 28/05/2011)
• Geld, Macht, Sex (Sueddeutsche Zeitung, 28/05/2011)
• Le FMI a recruté et promu plus de femmes pendant l'ère Strauss-Kahn (La Libre Belgique, 27/05/2011)
• FMI: la nomination de Lagarde est acquise (La Libre Belgique, 27/05/2011)
  
• Men, women and the art of exclusion (The Guardian, 27/05/2011)
• CCTV in Lancashire domestic violence victims' homes plan (BBCNews, 27/05/2011)
• 'Pale, male' courts in Wales 'need more women judges' (BBC News, 27/05/2011) 
• Badminton dress code ‘blatant attempt to sexualize women’ (The Globe and Mail, 27/05/2011)
• Domestic violence: The underbelly of pro sports (The Globe and Mail, 27/05/2011)
• New ROM director ready to make her mark (The Globe and Mail, 27/05/2011)
• Refusons le féminisme victimaire (Le Monde, 27/05/2011)
  
• Abortion debate and Life's role in it (The Guardian, 27/05/2011)
• Saudi Arabia opens the world's largest university for women  (The Guardian, 27/05/2011)
• Nepal's women have a voice in politics but no one is listening (The Guardian, 27/05/2011)
• 'Pale, male' courts in Wales 'need more women judges' (BBC news, 27/05/2011)
  
• SK révèle-t-elle le sexisme de la société française ? (Le Monde, 26/05/2011)
• Badminton’s New Dress Code Is Being Criticized as Sexist (The New York Times, 26/05/2011)
• More Saudi Women Record Driving Videos (The New York Times, 26/05/2011)
• Queen Bee of the Confederacy (The New York Times, 26/05/2011)
• Connecting a new generation of military widows (CNN, 26/05/2011)
• Study finds 'alarming' human trafficking figures in Mexico's capital (CNN, 26/05/2011)
• Video: Fighting for women's rights in Pakistan (The Globe and Mail, 26/05/2011)
• Raped Pakistani activist awaits appeal decision (The Globe and Mail, 26/05/2011)
• Why all the fuss about a ‘genderless’ baby? (The Globe and Mail, 26/05/2011)
• Europe debt crunch delays Harper’s G8 initiatives on maternal health (The Globe and Mail, 26/05/2011)
Pascal Smet wil meer holebi's en vrouwen in leerboeken (De Standaard, 26/05/2011)
• Bedrijven negeren plan stimulering topvrouwen (NRC Handelsblad, 26/05/2011)
• Leeftijd overgang is te voorspellen (De Volkskrant, 26/05/2011)
• Dans quel monde vivons nous ? (Le Monde, 26/05/2011)
• How important is gender? (The Guardian, 26/05/2011)
• Softly, softly is working for the anti-abortionists (The Guardian, 26/05/2011)
• Feminists shouldn't try to stifle debate about abortion (The Guardian, 26/05/2011)
• Helping the Women Who Are Scared to Hope (The New York Times, 26/05/2011)
• League of Women Voters Ads Take On Senators About Clean Air ...(The New York Times, 26/05/2011)
• Old boys houden stand (De Volkskrant, 25/05/2011)
• Vrouw van 50 heeft grootste kans op depressie (De Volkskrant, 25/05/2011)
• Le préservatif féminin "rejeté" (La Libre Belgique, 25/05/2011)
• Une campagne pour "frapper" les femmes qui osent conduire (La Libre Belgique, 25/05/2011)
• Tristes élites masculines françaises pro-DSK (Le Monde, 25/05/2011)
• Labour opposes voice for anti-abortion group on sexual health forum (The Guardian, 25/05/2011)
  
• Why adding a life matters (The Guardian, 25/05/2011)
• India's census reveals a glaring gap: girls (The Guardian, 25/05/2011)
• Oprah Winfrey (The new York Times, 25/05/2011)
• The sexualization of America's tweens (CNN, 25/05/2011)
• Mrs. Obama’s relationship advice to girls (CNN, 25/05/2011)
• Thanks, but no: thanks (De Standaard, 25/05/2011)
• Volksgezondheid waarschuwt voor besmette moedermelk op Facebook (De Standaard, 25/05/2011)
• Rechtstaand plassen voor vrouwen (De Standaard, 25/05/2011)
• Investering van drie miljoen euro moet jaarlijks tien vrouwelijke proffen opleveren (De Morgen, 25/05/2011)
• Où sont les femmes ? (La Libre Belgique, 25/05/2011)
• La ministre Ingrid Lieten investit 3 millions d'euros pour les femmes (La Libre Belgique, 25/05/2011)
• Faut-il bâtir des immeubles dédiés au sexe tarifé ?   (La Libre Belgique, 25/05/2011)
• Kenneth Clarke meets sex attack victim in wake of furore over rape remarks (The Guardian, 25/05/2011)
• Indonesian human rights widow fights for justice (BBC News, 25/05/2011)
• Anti-abortion group joins government health forum (The Independent, 25/05/2011)
• The full extent of India's 'gendercide' (The Independent, 25/05/2011)
• Frau am Steuer? Ab ins Gefängnis! (Sueddeutsche Zeitung, 25/05/2011)
• Dr. Mukwege ontvangt Koning Boudewijnprijs (De Standaard, 24/05/2011)
• Trauma's kwellen afstandsmoeders (De Volkskrant, 24/05/2011)
• Meer dan helft van moeders die baby afstaat is onder 21 (De Volkskrant, 24/05/2011)
• Aung San Suu Kyi accuse l'armée d'utiliser le viol comme une arme (La Libre Belgique, 24/05/2011)
• Families in India increasingly aborting girl babies, study shows (The Guardian, 24/05/2011)
• Anti-abortion group drafted in as sexual health adviser to government (The Guardian, 24/05/2011)
• Abortion statistics for England and Wales: see the latest breakdown (The Guardian, 24/05/2011)
• Q&A best bits: How do you promote female leadership in higher education? (The Guardian, 24/05/2011)
• A drive for freedom in Saudi Arabia (The Guardian, 24/05/2011)
• Why I care about women and social enterprise (The Guardian, 24/05/2011)
• Clare Wood coroner in domestic violence 'right to know' call (BBC News, 24/05/2011)
• Nigeria population: Sachs' three-baby plan 'tricky' (BBC News, 24/05/2011)
• Mosques split over women's role (BBC News, 24/05/2011)
• As Wealth and Literacy Rise in India, Report Says, So Do Sex-Selective Abortions (The New York Times, 24/05/2011)
• Women Find Their Voice — On One Side of the Aisle (The New York Times, 24/05/2011)
• Plastic surgery boom as Asians seek 'western' look (CNN, 24/05/2011)
• Team work, gender and the power of bonding (The Globe and Mail, 24/05/2011)
• Science confirms chicks dig bad boys (The Globe and Mail, 24/05/2011)
• Women more likely to tough it out at work when sick (The Globe and Mail, 24/05/2011)
• Province denies funding for sex workers, aboriginal groups at Pickton inquiry (The Globe and Mail, 24/05/2011)
• Een man die van vrouwen houdt (De Standaard, 24/05/2011)
• Partijen gaan door met quota (De Standaard, 24/05/2011)
• Tips voor vrouwen met ambitie (De Volkskrant, 24/05/2011)
• FMI : les bons et mauvais points de la candidature Lagarde (Le Monde, 24/05/2011)
• Combattre la mortalité maternelle (Libération, 24/05/2011)
• arabie saoudite : femme au volant, prison au tournant (Libération, 24/05/2011)
• L’aidant sexuel selon une femme handicapée (Libération, 24/05/2011)
• It's a fact that women in power rarely redress the gender imbalance (The Guardian, 24/05/2011)
• Women 'need to know the risks of Caesareans' (The Independent, 24/05/2011)
• Inside IMF: Female staff call for a woman at helm (The New York Times, 24/05/2011)
• With greater education and wealth come greater risks for India's unborn females (The Globe and Mail, 24/05/2011)
  
• Marrying up and cheating down (The Globe and Mail, 24/05/2011)
  
• Australische vrouw krijgt ingevroren zaad dode echtgenoot (De Morgen, 23/05/2011)
• «C’est pas les domestiques qu’il faut trousser, mais le sexisme» (Libération, 23/05/2011)
• The symbolic politics of DSKgate (The Guardian, 23/05/2011)
• Tory MEP reignites row over Kenneth Clarke rape remarks (The Guardian, 23/05/2011)
• Saudi women are being driven to rebellion (The Guardian, 23/05/2011)
• A word on rape, Ken Clarke (The Guardian, 23/05/2011)
• Feminists' anger at chauvinism of Strauss-Kahn affair (The Independent, 23/05/2011)
• Libya: 'Forced to rape in Misrata' (BBC News, 23/05/2011)
• Childcare cuts threaten welfare reform - think tank (BBC News, 23/05/2011)
• In Oakland, Redefining Sex Trade Workers as Abuse Victims (The New York Times, 23/05/2011)
• Women at I.M.F. Object to Depiction of Workplace (The New York Times, 23/05/2011)
• Growing women-owned businesses (CNN, 23/05/2011)
• Psychologist: Proof of hundreds of rape cases during Libya's war (CNN, 23/05/2011)

• 'Test vrouwen eerst op virus' (De Volkskrant, 23/05/2011)
• Les centres PMS face au sexisme (La Libre Belgique, 23/05/2011)
• India's unwanted girls (BBC News, 23/05/2011)
• Rape as a weapon of war (CNN, 23/05/2011)
• Afghan policewoman challenges insurgents, prejudices (CNN, 23/05/2011)
• Female face of power reflects change in India (The Globe and Mail, 23/05/201)
• How Dominique Strauss-Kahn's arrest awoke a dormant anger in the heart of France's women (The Guardian, 23/05/2011)
• Dominique Strauss-Kahn and the game only one side plays (The Guardian, 23/05/2011)
• The SlutWalk: Let's get a scientific take on what men find provocative (The Guardian, 22/05/2011)
• Saudis arrest YouTube activist challenging ban on women drivers (The Guardian, 22/05/2011)
• Manifestation féministe contre le sexisme généré par l'affaire DSK (La Libre Belgique, 22/05/2011)
• Affaire DSK: la colère ne retombe pas chez les féministes (La Libre Belgique, 22/05/2011)
  
• Arabie: une femme arrêtée pour avoir défié l'interdiction de conduire (La Libre Belgique, 22/05/2011)
• Behind Closed, Sequentially Numbered Doors (The New York Times, 22/05/2011)
• Her story: A day's work in Afghanistan (CNN, 22/05/2011)
• India's key female politicians (The Globe and Mail, 22/05/2011)
• Niets is zo relatief als een oordeel over seks (De Morgen, 21/05/2011)
  
• Raad van State kritisch voor wetsvoorstel quota vrouwen in raden van bestuur (De Standaard, 21/05/2011)
• Saoedi-Arabië pakt vrouw op wegens autorijden (NRC Handelsblad, 21/05/2011)
• Turen door een rietje naar Sahar (NRC Handelsblad, 21/05/2011)
• Gentille alouette (La Libre Belgique, 21/05/2011)
• Sexisme : ils se lâchent, les femmes trinquent (Le Monde, 21/05/2011)
• Affaire DSK : "Oui, il faut prendre au sérieux la femme victime !" (Le Monde, 21/05/2011)
  
• Le Conseil de l'Europe lance une convention pour protéger les femmes (Le Monde, 21/05/2011)
• Journal de femmes de chambre (Le Monde, 21/05/2011)
• "A l'ONU, 70 pays pénalisent encore l'homosexualité" (Le Monde, 21/05/2011)
• What drives Alpha males to keep on having affairs (The Guardian, 21/05/2011)
• Syria's defiant women risk all to protest against President Bashar al-Assad (The Guardian, 21/05/2011)
• More British head to Denmark for sperm (BBC News, video, 21/05/2011)
• Widows pensions a 'non-starter', says minister (BBC News, 21/05/2011)
• Pakistan's valley of wine (BBC News, 21/05/2011)
  
• 'I have to sit on plastic bags' (BBC News, 21/05/2011)
• A Sexist Pig Myth (The New York Times, 21/05/2011)
• Need Therapy? A Good Man Is Hard to Find (The New York Times, 21/05/2011)
• Negotiating Your Pay Still Has Its Benefits
• The tyranny of mother’s milk (The Globe and Mail, 21/05/2011)
• Raad van State kritisch voor vrouwenquota (De Morgen, 20/05/2011)
• Wie doet de grote Franse salonseksist wat? (De Morgen, 20/05/2011)
  
• De blindheid van machtige mannen (De Volkskrant, 20/05/2011)
  
• Avis critique sur les quotats féminins dans les conseils d'administration (La Libre Belgique, 20/05/2011)
• Christine Lagarde (Le Monde, 20/05/2011)
• Are women-only holidays making a comeback? (BBC News, vido, 20/05/2011)
• How Alpha males behave towards women (BBC News,  video, 20/05/2011)
• Stirling University plan to overhaul UK postnatal care (BBC News, 20/05/2011)
• Helping a new generation of military widows (CNN, 20/05/2011)
• Harper backs United Nations report on maternal health (The Globe and Mail, 20/05/2011)
• Why do women avoid check-in services? (The Globe and Mail, 20/05/2011)
• Vlaamse vrouwen winnen prestigieuze onderzoeksprijzen (De Standaard, 20/11/2011)
• Belgische vrouwen wandelen 4 km per dag (De Standaard, 20/11/2011)
• Belgische uitvindsters winnen European Inventor Awards (De Morgen, 20/11/2011)
• Indiaas uitbuitingswerk in westerse kledingzaken (De Volkskrant, 20/05/2011)
• De rokkenjager en andere roofdieren (De Volkskrant, 20/05/2011)
• Quelles réponses à l’urgence ? (La Libre Belgique, 20/05/2011)
• Deux supplémentaires pour "Nema " au Varia (La Libre Belgique, 20/05/2011)
• Ken Clarke and rape law reform (The Guardian, 20/05/2011)
• Mary Dejevsky: A feminist presumption of victimhood impairs justice (The Independent, 20/05/2011)
• When men behave badly (The Guardian, 20/05/2011)
• Parliamentarians ask G8 to focus on women (The Guardian, 20/05/2011)
• Pre-eclampsia supplement 'can protect against disease' (BBC News, 20/05/2011)
• Small Role For Women With Rebels In Libya  (The New York Times, 20/05/2011)
• Women expect less pay from the start (The Globe and Mail, 20/05/2011)
• No sex, no flirting, no dating: Welcome to my manbbatical (The Globe and Mail, 20/05/2011)
  
• Business booms for Danish sperm (BBC News, 19/05/2011)
• March for women's safety deemed 'unsafe' (BBC News, 19/05/2011)
• The rape question (BBC News, 19/05/2011)
  
• Why is Lady Gaga so powerful? (BBC News, 19/05/2011)
• Voices of Afghan women (BBC News, video, 19/05/2011)
• Hypnobirthing tested at Tameside General Hospital (BBC News, 19/05/2011)
• At I.M.F., Men on Prowl and Women on Guard (The New York Times, 19/05/2011)
• Upwardly Mobile Nannies Move Into the Brazilian Middle Class (The New York Times, 19/05/2011)
• Sex assault charge a warning to the "entitled" (CNN, 19/05/2011)
• Women expect less from their jobs than men: study (The Globe and Mail, 19/05/2011)
• France's Lagarde the favourite to lead IMF (The Globe and Mail, 19/05/2011)
• Landmark ruling ends donor anonymity in B.C. (The Globe and Mail, 19/05/2011)
• Die Sperminatoren (Sueddeutsche Zeitung, 19/05/2011)
• Les jeunes filles "invisibles", leviers oubliés du développement (Le Monde, 18/05/2011)
• If you’re overweight, your doctor might not see you (The Globe and Mail, 18/05/2011)
• Vlaamse vrouwen winnen prestigieuze onderzoeksprijzen (De Standaard, 20/11/2011)
• Belgische vrouwen wandelen 4 km per dag (De Standaard, 20/11/2011)
• Belgische uitvindsters winnen European Inventor Awards (De Morgen, 20/11/2011)
• Indiaas uitbuitingswerk in westerse kledingzaken (De Volkskrant, 20/05/2011)
• De rokkenjager en andere roofdieren (De Volkskrant, 20/05/2011)
• Quelles réponses à l’urgence ? (La Libre Belgique, 20/05/2011)
• Deux supplémentaires pour "Nema " au Varia (La Libre Belgique, 20/05/2011)
• Ken Clarke and rape law reform (The Guardian, 20/05/2011)
• Mary Dejevsky: A feminist presumption of victimhood impairs justice (The Independent, 20/05/2011)
• When men behave badly (The Guardian, 20/05/2011)
• Parliamentarians ask G8 to focus on women (The Guardian, 20/05/2011)
• Pre-eclampsia supplement 'can protect against disease' (BBC News, 20/05/2011)
• Small Role For Women With Rebels In Libya  (The New York Times, 20/05/2011)
• Women expect less pay from the start (The Globe and Mail, 20/05/2011)
• No sex, no flirting, no dating: Welcome to my manbbatical (The Globe and Mail, 20/05/2011)
  
• Business booms for Danish sperm (BBC News, 19/05/2011)
• March for women's safety deemed 'unsafe' (BBC News, 19/05/2011)
• The rape question (BBC News, 19/05/2011)
  
• Why is Lady Gaga so powerful? (BBC News, 19/05/2011)
• Voices of Afghan women (BBC News, video, 19/05/2011)
• Hypnobirthing tested at Tameside General Hospital (BBC News, 19/05/2011)
• At I.M.F., Men on Prowl and Women on Guard (The New York Times, 19/05/2011)
• Upwardly Mobile Nannies Move Into the Brazilian Middle Class (The New York Times, 19/05/2011)
• Sex assault charge a warning to the "entitled" (CNN, 19/05/2011)
• Women expect less from their jobs than men: study (The Globe and Mail, 19/05/2011)
• France's Lagarde the favourite to lead IMF (The Globe and Mail, 19/05/2011)
• Landmark ruling ends donor anonymity in B.C. (The Globe and Mail, 19/05/2011)
• Die Sperminatoren (Sueddeutsche Zeitung, 19/05/2011)
• Les jeunes filles "invisibles", leviers oubliés du développement (Le Monde, 18/05/2011)
• If you’re overweight, your doctor might not see you (The Globe and Mail, 18/05/2011)
• Marianne (De Morgen, 19/05/2011)
  
• La prostitution et l’image de la femme (La Libre Belgique, 19/05/2011)
• Violence camouflée (La Libre Belgique, 19/05/2011)
• End this cowardice over forced marriages (The Guardian, 19/05/2011)
• Rape is rape, Ken Clarke (The Guardian, 19/05/2011)
• The trouble with gender economics (The Guardian, 19/05/2011)
• The women who violently perpetuate oppressive cultural practices (The Guardian, 19/05/2011)
• Newspaper review: Papers focus on Clarke rape comments (BBC News, 19/05/2011)
• Newspapers don't put a brake on sexual antics. They fuel them (The Guardian, 19/05/2011)
  
• Franse feministen nemen het op voor kamermeisje (De Standaard, 18/05/2011)
  
• In full: Ken Clarke interview on rape sentencing (BBC News, 18/05/2011)
• Ken Clarke clarifies 'serious rape' remarks (BBC News, 18/05/2011)
  
• The hidden pain of stillbirths (BBC News, 18/05/2011)
• DR Congo rape study 'questionable' (BBC News, 18/05/2011)
• Crime victims in Europe to get extra EU protection (BBC News, 18/05/2011)
  
• Secret life story of psychic MP Winifred Coombe Tennant (BBC News, 18/05/2011)
• Saudi woman seeks to put women in the driving seat (BBC News, 18/05/2011)
  
• Taiwan hospital fined for firing transvestite employee (BBC News, 18/05/2011)
  
• UK Minister: Some Rapes More Serious Than Others (The New York Times, 18/05/2011)
• Marriage Study Finds Women Slower to Wed and Divorce Is Easing (The New York Times, 18/05/2011)
• Transgender Player to Skip Senior Season (The New York Times, 18/05/2011)
• I hate that my daughter loves princesses (The Globe and Mail, 18/05/2011)
• Judge resigns over Philip Roth's Man Booker International Prize win (The Globe and Mail, 18/05/2011)
  
• Gleichstellungsbeauftragte verliert Job Kein Herz für Männer in Goslar (Sueddeutsche Zeitung, 18/05/2011)
• Studie zu Sexarbeit unter Studierenden Studentenjob: Prostitutierte (Sueddeutsche Zeitung, 18/05/2011)
• "Pourquoi nous créons l'association Isota" (Le Monde, 18/05/2011)
• Christine Lagarde remplacera-t-elle DSK à la tête du FMI ? (Le Monde, 18/05/2011)
• La contraception des mineures devrait être anonyme et gratuite (Libération, 18/05/2011)
• Female pension campaigners to march on parliament (The Guardian, 18/05/2011)
• 'Women affected most' by English language funding cuts (BBC News, 18/05/2011)
• Scottish church considers female bishop election (BBC News, 18/05/2011)
• New mothers turn to the internet to take place of distant families (The Independent, 18/05/2011)
• Korean prostitutes protest brothel crackdown (The Independent, 18/05/2011)
• Aandeel vrouwelijke startende zelfstandigen licht gestegen (De Morgen, 17/05/2011)
• 'Quota zijn vernederend' (De Standaard, 17/05/2011)
• Oekraïense vrouwen protesteren halfnaakt tegen DSK (De Standaard, 17/05/2011)
• Verwestering geen criterium terugsturen Afghaanse meisjes (NRC Handelsblad, 17/05/2011)
• Pour les féministes, la victime présumée de DSK est trop ignorée (La Libre Belgique, 17/05/2011)
• Les ballons de Kapoor déconseillés aux femmes enceintes (Le Monde, 17/05/2011)
• "My Little Princess" : Eva Ionesco filme son enfance volée (Le Monde, 17/05/2011)
• Where's the money for UN Women? (The Guardian, 17/05/2011)
• Arnold Schwarzenegger, Dominique Strauss-Kahn and how power corrupts (The Guardian, 17/05/2011)
• Dominque Strauss-Kahn scandal forces France to face sex's link with power (The Guardian, 17/05/2011)
• Don't let Dominique Strauss-Kahn become the victim (The Guardian, 17/05/2011)
• Nadine Dorries's dangerous message (The Guardian, 17/05/2011)
• Zambia: Women rise with one voice to combat the threat of thieves   (The Guardian, 17/05/2011)
• Yale Suspends Embattled Frat for Sexist Chants (The New York Times, 17/05/2011)
• A Challenge to Doing Gender Justice by Violence (The New York Times, 17/05/2011)
• Abortion and Choice (The New York Times, 17/05/2011)
• SKorean Sex Workers Rally Against Police Crackdown (The New York Times, 17/05/2011)
• At Cannes, Women With Diverse Visions (The New York Times, 17/05/2011)
• Saudi women in the driver's seat (CNN, 17/05/2011)
• When rape is a tool of war (CNN, 17/05/2011)
• Rape as a weapon of war in Libya (CNN video, 17/05/2011)
• 'Topvrouw IMF dwingt kamerjongen tot seks'? (De Standaard, 17/05/2011)
  
• Le pouvoir influence-t-il la sexualité ? (La Libre Belgique, 17/05/2011)
• Le viol n'est pas un crime comme les autres (Le Monde, 17/05/2011)
• From the archive, 16 May 1921: Protest over women inspectors (The Guardian, 17/05/2011)
• Women 'worst-hit by spending cuts' (The Independent, 17/05/2011)
• ICC to investigate institutionalized gang-rape of women in Libya (CNN, 17/05/2011)
• Heb ik als man recht op borstvoedingsverlof? (De Standaard, 16/05/2011)
• De SlutWalk komt naar Amsterdam (NRC Handelsblad, 16/05/2011)
• Young women fight the 'Talibanisation' of rural Pakistan (The Guardian, 16/05/2011)
  
• The women who rule India (BBC News, 16/05/2011)
  
• Are women unfairly treated by super-injunctions? (BBC News, video, 16/05/2011)
  
• Ending Genital Mutilation (The New York Times, 16/05/2011)
• Woman in Affair Said to Have Accused Strauss-Kahn of Coercion (The New York Times, 16/05/2011)
• In Philippine Newsrooms, the Women Rule (The New York Times, 16/05/2011)
• Women in danger in the Congo (CNN video, 16/05/2011)
• 2010: New mammogram research (CNN video, 16/05/2011)
• Wired Women of Canada: Leila Boujnane, search innovator (The Globe and Mail, 16/05/2011)
  
• Gebruik van abortuspil stijgt (De Morgen, 16/05/2011)
• Strauss-Kahn (De Morgen, 16/05/2011)
• We need to talk about Tilda (La Libre Belgique, 16/05/2011)
  
• Young women fight the 'Talibanisation' of rural Pakistan (The Guardian, 16/05/2011)
• Vince Cable unveils plans for mothers and fathers to share parental leave (The Guardian, 16/05/2011)
• Rob Williams: Reserving leave for fathers could unlock the potential of truly shared parenting (The Independent, 16/05/2011)
• Gebruik van abortuspil stijgt in België (De Standaard, 15/05/2011)
• Indiase moslima's wurgen dochters om familie-eer (De Volkskrant, 15/05/2011)
• Le recours à la pilule abortive en hausse en Belgique (La Libre Belgique, 15/05/2011)
• Une jeune femme avortée par erreur dans une maternité lilloise (Le Monde, 15/05/2011)
  
• SlutWalk: bad message or a great idea? (The Guardian, 15/05/2011)
• Guardian Focus podcast: SlutWalk marches (The Guardian, 15/05/2011)
• Let's see more of Mrs Brian Cox – doing science on TV (The Guardian, 15/05/2011)
• Is the media's coverage of Pippa Middleton inappropriate? (The Guardian, 15/05/2011)
• Cannes salutes the women behind the camera (The Guardian, 15/05/2011)
• Chinese models stride the catwalk as the west eyes China's rich fashion market (The Guardian, 15/05/2011)
• The Blagger's Guide To...Feminist Writing (The Independent, 15/05/2011)
• Women Directors Front and Center After First Week at Cannes (The New York Times, 15/05/2011)
• Black Women Embrace First Lady's Evolved Role (The New York Times, 15/05/2011)
• India Mothers Accused in Honor Killing of 2 Brides (The New York Times, 15/05/2011)
• Women march in Benghazi (CNN video, 15/05/2011)
• Prestigious awards for Geoffrey York and Project Jacmel (The Globe and Mail, 15/05/2011)
  
• Beiersdorf: Weibliche Führungskräfte "Frauen haben ein kleineres Ego" (Sueddeutsche Zeitung, 15/05/2011)
• Verfehlungen von Politikern Die Sex-Affären der Mächtigen (Sueddeutsche Zeitung, 15/05/2011)
• Een op de acht holebi's slachtoffer van agressie (De Morgen, 14/05/2011)
• Waar zijn de vrouwelijke Obama's? (De Standaard, 14/05/2011)
• Caroline Gennez & Hilde Crevits: meisjes aan de macht  (De Standaard, 14/05/2011)
• Holebi-rechten als Belgisch exportproduct (De Standaard, 14/05/2011)
• The South African women living in fear of rape (The Guardian, 14/05/2011)
• Castration is no response to rape (The Guardian, 14/05/2011)
• Human trafficking fears as key UK staff are lost (The Guardian, 14/05/2011)
• Being a slut, to my mind, was mostly fun – wearing and doing what you liked (The Guardian, 14/05/2011)
• My arranged marriage disaster (The Guardian, 14/05/2011)
• New birth control methods urged for developing world women (The Independent, 14/05/2011)
• Corsets, Cleavage, Fishnets (The New York Times, 14/05/2011)
• In Tunisia, Ennahda Party’s Strength Causes Fears of Islamic Power (The New York Times, 14/05/2011)
• Aiding women in conflict zones (CNN video, 14/05/2011)
• Talking about Kevin, Sleeping Beauty (The Globe and Mail, 14/05/2011)
• At Cannes, the women have arrived (The Globe and Mail, 14/05/2011)
• Canada’s only female master sommelier is out to prove her wine mettle (The Globe and Mail, 14/05/2011)
  
• Cannes: les femmes lancent la compétition (La Libre Belgique, 13/05/2011)
• La sélection, une affaire de genre (Le Monde, 13/05/2011)
  
• "La maternité n'est pas obligatoire" (Le Monde, 13/05/2011)
• IVF multiple births 'coming down' says HFEA (BBC News, 13/05/2011)
  
• Mothers in the Work Force (The New York Times, 13/05/2011)
• Linkse partijen: Máxima wordt geen koningin (NRC Handelsblad, 13/05/2011)
• Les femmes turques laissées sans protection (Le Monde, 13/05/2011)
• Shere Hite: 'We need to make a film about me' (The Guardian, 13/05/2011)
• Passport, visa, virginity? A mother's tale of immigration in the 1970s (The Guardian, 13/05/2011)
• Belgische oproep tot gelijkheid man en vrouw  (De Morgen, 12/11/2011)
• Contraception et avortement : des droits irréfragables et complémentaires pour l'autonomie des femmes ! (Le Monde, 12/05/2011)
• Des milliers de sages-femmes défilent à Paris (Le Monde, 12/05/2011)
• A woman? Get out of the MP area (The Guardian, 12/05/2011)
• The soft underbelly of the right's hard abs (The Guardian, 12/05/2011)
• Reinventing the Saudi abaya (BBC News, 12/05/2011)
• Forced marriages victims put issue in spotlight (BBC News, 12/05/2011)
• Are black women portrayed poorly on TV? (CNN video, 12/05/2011)
• Karriereplanung vs. Familienplanung SchWANNger? (Sueddeutsche Zeitung, 12/05/2011)
• Fotomontage: Obama ohne Außenministerin Wo ist denn Hillary Clinton hin? (Sueddeutsche Zeitung, 12/05/2011)
• Ook geboorteverlof voor meemoeders (De Standaard, 12/05/2011)
• Broekjesverbod voor badmintonspeelsters (De Standaard, 12/05/2011)
• Mères modernes (Le Monde, 12/05/2011)
•  Protecting the future of women (CNN video, 12/05/2011)
• Embrace your inner slut? Um, maybe not (The Globe and Mail, 12/05/2011)
• Parliament is the place to discuss abortion  (The Globe and Mail, 12/05/2011)
• When the state funds IVF, the cost is too high for everyone (The Globe and Mail, 12/05/2011)
• Veel meer verkrachtingen dan gedacht in Congo (De Morgen, 11/05/2011)
  
• 48 Women Raped Every Hour in Congo, Study Finds (The New York Times, 11/05/2011)
• A Need for Family Planning (The New York Times, 11/05/2011)
• A Rite of Torture for Girls (The New York Times, 11/05/2011)
• Judge Allows Ind. To Cut Planned Parenthood Funds (The New York Times, 11/05/2011)
• Nearly Half Million Women Raped in Congo Yearly: Study (The New York Times, 11/05/2011)
• Enforcing Veil Ban, the French Have Stopped 46 Violators (The New York Times, 11/05/2011)
• Judge rejects restraining order against Indiana abortion law (CNN, 11/05/2011)
• Every hour, 48 women raped in Congo, study finds (The Globe and Mail, 11/05/2011)
• Fachkräftemangel Mütter, Alte und Arbeitslose: Ran an die Arbeit! (Sueddeutsche Zeitung, 11/05/2011)
• Bordeelverbod onmogelijk (De Standaard, 11/05/2011)
• Verkracht om 'weer hetero' te worden (De Standaard, 11/05/2011)
• Heus, mannen kunnen ook verkracht worden (De Standaard, 11/05/2011)
• Hormoon voorspelt postnatale depressie (De Standaard, 11/05/2011)
• France: une trentaine de femmes voilées verbalisées en un mois (La Libre Belgique, 11/05/2011)
• Trente femmes voilées ont été verbalisées en un mois (Libération, 11/05/2011)
• SlutWalk sparks worldwide protest movement (The Globe and Mail, 11/05/2011)
  
• 'SlutWalk': Is the loaded protest title effective or offensive? (The Globe and Mail, 11/05/2011)
• Verenigd Koninkrijk controleerde maagdelijkheid van vrouwelijke migranten (De Morgen, 10/05/2011)
• cdH wil bordeelbezoek strafbaar maken (De Morgen, 10/05/2011)
• Verenigd Koninkrijk controleerde maagdelijkheid vrouwelijke migranten (De Standaard, 10/05/2011) 
• Palme pioneers: women directors at Cannes (The Guardian, 10/05/2011) 
• Toowoomba's sacked bishop is not alone in calling for debate on women (The Guardian, 10/05/2011) 
• What do Jemima Khan, Helen Wood and 'SlutWalking' have in common? (The Guardian, 10/05/2011) 
• The view from a broad: do the SlutWalk (The Guardian, 10/05/2011) 
• Did Tupperware parties change the lives of women? (BBC News, 10/05/2011)
• Male abuse victims call women's refuge in Guernsey (BBC News, 10/05/2011)
  
• Entrepreneur Hazel Cushion in line for business award (BBC News, 10/05/2011)
• Breastfed babies are better behaved, says research (BBC News, video, 10/05/2011)
• Harriet Walker: March yes, but that word you use is helping no one (The Independent, 10/05/2011)
• Peace Corps Volunteers Speak Out on Rape (The New York Times, 10/05/2011)
• South African Lesbians Targeted in Rapes, Slayings (The New York Times, 10/05/2011)
• Ind. Gov. Daniels Cuts Funds to Planned Parenthood (The New York Times, 10/05/2011)
• Divining the Future in Morocco (The New York Times, 10/05/2011)
• 'SlutWalk' protests against sexual violence go global (CNN, 10/05/2011)
• Women need to take care of themselves (CNN video, 10/05/2011)
• 1944: Early Women's Army Corps (CNN video, 10/05/2011)
• Coffee may prevent breast cancer among postmenopausal women (The Globe and Mail, 10/05/2011)
• Indiana Governor cuts funds to Planned Parenthood (The Globe and Mail, 10/05/2011)
• Punish 'honour killings' with death penalty, says India’s top court (The Globe and Mail, 10/05/2011)
• Wired Women of Canada: Sarah Prevette, connector (The Globe and Mail, 10/05/2011)
  
• Biologische klok van vrouwen tikt iets sneller (De Standaard, 10/05/2011)
• Waarom ook kunstmatig zwanger worden niet eindeloos kan (De Standaard, 10/05/2011)
• 'Laat zwanger worden is nieuwe tendens' (De Standaard, 10/05/2011)
  
• cDH wil bordeelbezoek strafbaar maken (De Standaard, 10/05/2011)
• Joodse krant photoshopt Clinton uit iconische foto (De Morgen, 10/05/2011)
• Women mobilise for first British 'SlutWalk' rally (The Independent, 10/05/2011)
  
• Susan Sontag, la belle lettrée (La Libre Belgique, 10/05/2011)
• La maladie aux cent visages (La Libre Belgique, 10/05/2011)
• Breastfed babies 'develop fewer behaviour problems' (BBC News, 10/05/2011)
• The view from a broad: do the SlutWalk (The Guardian, 10/05/2011)
  
• Vrouwelijke militairen voor het eerst toegestaan op onderzeeërs VS (NRC Handelsblad, 09/05/2011)
• Why is the word 'slut' so powerful? (BBC News, 09/05/2011)
• Peterborough all-male ante-natal classes start (BBC News, 09/05/2011)
• Drug trial to prevent obese kids (BBC News, 09/05/2011)
  
• Women to be accepted as freemen of Durham (BBC News, 09/05/2011)
• 'SlutWalking' phenomenon comes to UK with demonstrations in four cities (The Guardian, 09/05/2011)
• SlutWalking is rooted in riot grrl attitude (The Guardian, 09/05/2011)
  
• Teenage lesbian is latest victim of 'corrective rape' in South Africa (The Guardian, 09/05/2011)
• Doubts over role of cash transfers in women's empowerment (The Guardian, 09/05/2011)
• Call for action to increase number of women in devolved parliaments (The Guardian, 09/05/2011)
• Are Hanna and her violent sisters doing it for themselves? (The Guardian, 09/05/2011)
• Election results 2011: equalities and diversity in Holyrood, Cardiff Bay and Stormont (The Guardian, 09/05/2011)
• Are pink toys turning girls into passive princesses? (The Guardian, 09/05/2011)
  
• Infant Death Rate Drops After Low-Cost Training for Zambian Midwives (The New York Times, 09/05/2011)
• Breast Cancers Between Mammograms Rise as Threat (The New York Times, 09/05/2011)
• Ugandan Women Lead Nation's Latest Political Rally (The New York Times, 09/05/2011)
• Kate Swift, Writer Who Rooted Out Sexism in Language, Dies at 87 (The New York Times, 09/05/2011)
• AP Interview: Ebadi Details Iran Injustice in Book (The New York Times, 09/05/2011)
• U.K. government administered ‘virginity tests’ on female immigrants: research (The Globe and Mail, 09/05/2011)
  
• Les aveux en or des femmes de Ben Laden (La Libre Belgique, 09/05/2011)
• Confronting issue of South Asian family violence (The Globe and Mail, 09/05/2011)
  
• SlutWalk is not sexual liberation (The Guardian, 08/05/2011
• Female executives still rare in sports world (The Globe and Mail, 07/05/2011)
  
• Yemen's women: out from the shadows (The Guardian, 07/05/2011)
• Dear Zari: Hidden Stories from Women of Afghanistan (The Independent, 07/05/2011)
• Bath aids first female race commentator search (BBC News, 07/05/2011)
• Powerful sports executives (The Globe and Mail, 07/05/2011)
• Mothers We Could Save (The New York Times, 07/05/2011)
• When We Hated Mom (The New York Times, 07/05/2011)
• Women Against the Hangman (The New York Times, 07/05/2011)
• SlutWalking gets rolling after cop's loose talk about provocative clothing (The Guardian, 06/05/2011)
• Prada's attempts to storm Chinese market hit by feminist protesters (The Guardian, 06/05/2011)
• Afghan women risk death to learn to read (CNN video, 06/05/2011)
• Talk point: Maternal health - can MDG5 be achieved by 2015? (The Guardian, 05/05/2011)
• Study finds huge gender imbalace in children's literature (The Guardian, 05/05/2011)
  
• Dagelijks sterven 1.000 vrouwen aan complicaties zwangerschap (De Morgen, 06/05/2011)
• Rotterdam: ouders huis uit bij kindermishandeling (NCR Handelsblad, 06/05/2011)
• Brazilië geeft homostellen meer rechten (De Volkskrant, 06/05/2011)
  
• "Première" européenne : des femmes de foi s’unissent (La Libre Belgique, 06/05/2011)
• De quel sexe sont les écrivain(e)s ? (Le Monde, 06/05/2011)
• Pour la Fédération internationale de badminton, le port de la jupe obligatoire n'est pas sexiste (Le Monde, 06/05/2011)
• La Cour suprême du Brésil reconnaît l'union civile entre homosexuels (Le Monde, 06/05/2011)
• Elena Rjevskaïa : l'interprète qui entra dans le bunker d'Hitler (Le Monde, 06/05/2011)
• Women of Outstanding Achievement Awards 2011 - in pictures (The Guardian, 06/05/2011)
• Delivering safe childbirth in Afghanistan (The Guardian, 06/05/2011)
• International Day of the Midwife: Voices from Africa - interactive (The Guardian, 06/05/2011)
• Motherhood by the numbers (The Globe and Mail, 06/05/2011)
  
• Mr. und Mrs. Botox (Süddeutsche Zeitung, 06/05/2011)
  
• "No Money, No Honey. Economies intimes du tourisme sexuel en Thaïlande", de Sébastien Roux : tu n'as rien vu à Patpong (Le Monde, 05/05/2011)
• A little lipo with your facial, madam?' (BBC News, 05/05/2011)
• Film looks at the role of women Middle East (BBC News, video, 05/05/2011)
• Why the 1970s were the best time to be a mom (The Globe and Mail, 06/05/2011)
Les assises pour crime d’honneur ? (La Libre Beglique, 05/05/2011)
• Faut-il étendre le dépistage du cancer du sein? (La Libre Belgique, 05/05/2011)
• Why one mom doesn’t regret leaving her kids for her career (The Globe and Mail, 05/05/2011)
• Nadine Dorries and sex education lessons for girls (The Guardian, 04/05/2011)
• Bar v Family: how to win both (The Guardian, 04/05/2011)
• Eleven sentenced to life for Bangladesh gang rape (BBC News, 04/05/2011)
  
• House Approves Anti-Abortion Funding Bill (The New York Times, 04/05/2011)
• Democrats Pick Florida Congresswoman to Lead Party (The New York Times, 04/05/2011)
• Women Still an Untapped Labor Force in Turkey (The New York Times, 04/05/2011)
• Feds Suing More Abortion Activists (The New York Times, 04/05/2011)
• Despite Economic Growth, India Lets Its Girls Die (The New York Times, 04/05/2011)
• Regulator Consults on Breaking Glass Ceiling (The New York Times, 04/05/2011)
• Beyond Flowers for Mom (The New York Times, 04/05/2011)
• House OKs Limits on Tax Breaks for Abortions (The New York Times, 04/05/2011)
• House approves bill that would permanently restrict abortion funding (CNN, 04/05/2011)
• MTV's 'Teen Mom' glamorizes getting pregnant (CNN, 04/05/2011)
• How women can break into the C-suite (CNN, 04/05/2011)
• 2010: Women healing Rwanda (CNN video, 04/05/2011)
• 'Saudi Women Revolution' makes a stand for equal rights (CNN, 04/05/2011)
• The plight of stepmoms on Mother's Day (CNN, 04/05/2011)
• Studie über junge Frauen Je mehr Sex, desto niedriger die Bildung (Sueddeutsche Zeitung, 04/05/2011)
• The best place in the world to be a mom? Not Canada (The Globe and Mail, 03/05/2011)
• België in top 10 beste landen voor moeders (en kinderen) (De Morgen, 04/05/2011)
• Gedaan met 'twee borsten voor prijs van één' (De Standaard, 04/05/2011)
  
• La Belgique dans top 10 des pays où il fait le mieux vivre pour les mères et leurs enfants (La Libre Belgique, 04/05/2011)
• Call for thyroid screening in pregnancy (BBC News, 04/05/2011)
  
• Afghanistan worst place to be a mother: report (The Independent, 04/05/2011)
• Britain's long and painful journey towards a truly fair electoral system (The Independent, 04/05/2011)
• Voters send a record 76 women to Parliament – most of them NDP (The Globe and Mail, 04/05/2011)
  
• Utrechtse gynaecoloog wil eerste Nederlandse eicelbank beginnen (NRC Handelsblad, 03/05/2011)
• UMC Utrecht begonnen met invriezen eicellen (De Volkskrant, 03/05/2011)
• Kwart van de baby's komt thuis ter wereld (De Volkskrant, 03/05/2011)
• Nergens ter wereld hebben moeders het zo moeilijk als in Afghanistan (De Volkskrant, 03/05/2011)
• It's true – there are too few women presenting science on TV (The Guardian, 03/05/2011)
• So every little girl wants to be a princess, Huw? (The Guardian, 03/05/2011)
• In pictures: Women in aviation (BBC News, 03/05/2011)
• South Africa killing of lesbian Nogwaza 'a hate crime' (BBC News, 03/05/2011)
  
• Subtle Shift at the Gypsy Bride Market (The New York Times, 03/05/2011)
• Speaking about sexual assaults as a recovery step (CNN, 03/05/2011)
• Study reveals alarming hike in unmarried mothers in Morocco (CNN, 03/05/2011)
• Opinion: Support women's rights without war (CNN, 03/05/2011)
• Eerste keer twee vrouwen op euromuntstuk (De Standaard, 03/05/2011)
• Aalst wil een vrouw als Prins Carnaval 2012 (De Standaard, 03/05/2011)
• Quality time is voor op vakantie (De Standaard, 03/05/2011)
• Aalst wil meer vrouwen voor Prins Carnaval-verkiezing (De Morgen, 03/05/2011)
• Totaal hoofddoekenverbod Vlaams Parlement verworpen (De Morgen, 03/05/2011)
• Ce que veulent les mères (La Libre Belgique, 03/05/2011)
• Droits de l'homme: la Belgique félicitée à l'ONU mais peut s'améliorer (La Libre Belgique, 03/05/2011)
  
• Egaltitude : une première en Wallonie (La Libre Belgique, 03/05/2011)
• Le Brésil, paradis des "jeunes veuves" (Le Monde, 03/05/2011)
• Appel de Paris pour une microfinance responsable (Le Monde, 03/05/2011)
• ID-Ghana, une microfinance sociale au service des familles les plus démunies (Le Monde, 03/05/2011)
  
• Rankings: Best, Worst Places for Mothers (The New York Times, 03/05/2011)
• Norway Best for Moms, Afghanistan Worst (The New York Times, 03/05/2011)
• lsquo;Loverboys gebruiken steeds meer geweld’ (NRC Handelsblad, 02/05/2011)
• Kwart van de baby's komt thuis ter wereld (De Volkskrant, 02/05/2011)
  
• NC Museum of Art Opens Exhibit on Women's Work (The New York Times, 02/05/2011)
• Bin Laden Hid Behind Women in Firefight: White House (The New York Times, 02/05/2011)
• The fat came back: Belly bulge returns after liposuction (The Globe and Mail, 02/05/2011)
  
• Arbeidsmarkt steeds grijzer (De Morgen, 02/05/2011)
• "Les raisons d’un exil peuvent être liées au genre" (La Libre Belgique, 02/05/2011)
• "Ici, je me sens davantage en sécurité" (La Libre Belgique, 02/05/2011)
  
• "La loi belge sur la burqa est discriminatoire" (La Libre Belgique, 02/05/2011)
  
• Women in politics: Progressive decline (The Guardian, 02/05/2011)
• I'm one bad mother. I work (The Guardian, 02/05/2011)
• Fewer mammograms being done, studies show (CNN, 02/05/2011)
• Are middle-aged women succumbing to ‘Desperate Housewives syndrome’? (The Globe and Mail, 02/05/2011)
  
• Hectored, humiliated, bullied: how women bear the brunt of flexible labour (The Guardian, 01/05/2011)
• Women War Artists, Imperial War Museum, London (The Independent, 01/05/2011)
• Assembly candidates 'woeful' on women issues says group (BBC News, 01/05/2011)
  
• Cutting Men’s Programs Now to Stay Title IX Compliant Later (The New York Times, 01/05/2011)
• Des femmes au conseil (La Libre Belgique, 30/04/2011)
• Where are all the female conductors? (BBC News, video, 30/04/2011)
  
• Who Married Up: The Women or the Men? (The New York Times, 30/04/2011)
• George Vecsey: King Football Rules Gender-Equity Debate (The New York Times, 30/04/2011)
• ‘The Good Wife’ and Its Women (The New York Times, 30/04/2011)
• Quotas and women-only shortlists aren't popular, but they work (The Guardian, 30/04/2011)
• Margaret Atwood, uncensored (The Globe and Mail, 30/04/2011)
  
• Vijf loverboys aangehouden uit Purmerend (De Volkskrant, 29/04/2011)
  
• Women in Politics, Around the World (The New York Times, 29/04/2011)
• Indiana to End Medicaid Funding for Planned Parenthood (The New York Times, 29/04/2011)