Abortion access is essential to women's rights, and women's rights are not a bargaining chip.
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Several women's rights activists appear to remain imprisoned, including prominent women's rights defender Loujain al-Hathloul.
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She who told the world that women's rights are human rights and human rights are women's rights!
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" Hillary Clinton's perhaps most well-known line is: "Human rights are women's rights, and women's rights are human rights.
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While prominent women's-rights activists remain behind bars, authorities have been moving to enhance women's rights in the kingdom.
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She also hit him on women's rights, saying that "women's rights are not up for grabs" during the reading.
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"We want the Taliban to accept women's rights and publish a statement where they guarantee women's rights," said Ms. Paykan.
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Throughout her career, Ginsburg has been an advocate for women's rights and has worked with the ACLU's Women's Rights Project.
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Women's rights are the most important thing in the world, because as Secretary Clinton has said, women's rights are human rights.
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"Women's rights are human rights and human rights are women's rights once and for all," the Democratic presidential front-runner said.
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"She went to Beijing in 903 and said that women's rights are human rights and human rights are women's rights," he said.
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On women's rights: Khalilzad said Taliban-Afghan government negotiations is the place where issues such a women's rights have to be address.
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Do you get frustrated when they call for these policies in the name of women's rights when really they're actually limiting women's rights?
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Her 1995 statement at the UN Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing, China that "women's rights are human rights and human rights are women's rights" is a paradigm shift from the way women's rights have too often been sidelined in international discussions.
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The cases were also about curbing women's rights to their bodily autonomy; conservatives will stop at nothing to overturn Roe and dial back women's rights.
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A female president of the U.S., particularly one who has said "Women's rights are human rights, human rights are women's rights," presents a serious threat.
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Women's rights will not be guaranteed by men who deny them the right to be at the table where women's rights need to be guaranteed.
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Reproductive women's rights groups say the Roman Catholic Church's stance opposing abortion and not allowing female priests undermines women's rights and control over their bodies.
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Those who favor women's rights are not running away from fundamental principles like conscience; they are embracing the reality that women's rights are human rights.
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The students who filed the lawsuit worked with a coalition of women's rights and groups promoting secularism that have accused Notre Dame of infringing women's rights.
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The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), through its Women's Rights Project, litigates in court cases related to gender equality, women's education, and women's rights in the workplace.
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But there were also disheartening conclusions on women's rights, and the failure to make good on the world's 20-year-old commitment to advance women's rights and equality.
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Notre Dame was accused of infringing women's rights by the coalition of women's rights and freedom-from-religion groups that worked with the students who filed the lawsuit.
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They have done some things for women's rights through that subcommittee, so you could see them cooperating there again to advance proposals related to women's rights or policy issues.
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On Saturday, many not only supported women's rights, but also denounced President Donald Trump's views on immigration, abortion, LGBT rights and women's rights on the anniversary of his inauguration.
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" Human Rights Watch said Wednesday that two more women's rights campaigners had been arrested in recent days "in what appears to be an unrelenting crackdown on the women's rights movement.
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Saudi Arabia has been broadcasting its new drive to modernize and improve its record on women's rights while it imprisons and tortures Saudi women's rights activists, like Loujain al-Hathloul.
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Akrami and the other women's rights advocates in the group spent time convincing the other delegates that women's rights had to be raised and were not just a niche issue.
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A former women's rights lawyer who argued six groundbreaking cases before the justices early in her career, Ginsburg enhanced her reputation as a supporter of women's rights on the bench.
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The women's rights movement beckons While Ginsburg was teaching at Rutgers Law School, from 1963 to 1972, her interest in sexual equality was sparked by the broader women's rights movement underway.
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Ultimately, Tanis said, their goal is for the March for Black Women to become a springboard to help create a more unified movement for women's rights, and for black women's rights.
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"We fear a rollback on international agreements on women's rights and a rollback of commitments by governments on women's rights," said Francoise Girard, president of the International Women's Health Coalition (IWHC).
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In her most famous speech, at the Women's Rights Convention in Akron, Ohio, in 2900, Truth planted the struggle of black women in the heart of the fight for women's rights.
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"It's a real vindication for women and for those of us who believe strongly that abortion rights are women's rights and women's rights are human rights," said NARAL president Ilyse Hogue.
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Trump's — to call on the fight for women's rights.
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" "Don't ask me if women's rights are at risk.
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Women's rights — women's bodies — are under siege in Washington.
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Twitter says it's seen a 50% increase in conversation around women's rights in the past 6 months, as compared to the prior 6 months (terms like feminism, women's rights, gender equality etc).
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So Al Franken, who is good on women's rights, resigns for wet kisses and random squeezes while President Trump, who is awful on women's rights, skips right past his braggadocio on groping.
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"Many of their ideas maybe very vague, (like) saying 'I'm here for women's rights,' and I would probe more on what specifically about the issue of women's rights are they worried," he said.
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"They are going to run into trouble because they are trying to do this in a party that is actively going after women's rights and has actively dismissed women's rights," Ms. Reynolds said.
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She had emphasised women's rights, reproductive rights and gay rights.
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My great grandma and mom fought for women's rights, too.
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" Shahi added, "We want peace, provided women's rights are preserved.
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Melania Trump: We need to stand up for women's rights.
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It's a powerful reminder that women's rights are human rights.
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For decades, women's rights activists have fought to address it.
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She's a writer, speaker, and an activist for women's rights.
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But women's rights campaigners say it is a retrograde step.
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I like to stick up for women and women's rights.
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One is freedom of speech and one is women's rights.
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She is an aspiring physician and advocate for women's rights.
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That still doesn't mean Dems should bet against women's rights.
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It's part of supporting both women's rights and human rights.
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Clinton likes to say that women's rights are human rights.
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"This is a women's rights issue," Mary told Marie Claire.
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But not, she says, at the expense of women's rights.
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It's simple, we need the ERA to protect women's rights.
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Diljin told Hamad that she is fighting for women's rights.
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Ms. Zhang called that legislation a declaration of women's rights.
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His decision violates women's rights, immigrants' rights and human rights.
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Many law enforcement and women's rights groups support the bill.
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Meanwhile, plenty of men work hard to protect women's rights.
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Women's rights campaigners marshal scientific evidence and maternal health data.
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Kirsten Gillibrand of New York, whose candidacy emphasized women's rights.
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Riedelsdorf riffs onward, turning to gay rights and women's rights.
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The allegation is continually raised, endlessly infuriating women's rights advocates.
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You used to be a model for women's rights everywhere.
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Women's rights advocates say it does not go far enough.
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But the campaign energized women's rights groups across Latin America.
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But he said women's rights advocates already had achieved successes.
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He also championed women's rights and the eradication of castes.
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For me, a candidate's support for women's rights is critical.
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It said raising awareness about women's rights was also key.
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She leads on immigration, foreign policy, women's rights and trade.
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It's a human story because women's rights are human rights.
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Are trans women's rights compatible with those of other women?
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Here are some of Mr. Schneiderman's comments on women's rights.
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Michelle Williams spoke up for women's rights and reproductive freedom.
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She centered her campaign around issues pertaining to women's rights.
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But it has had little impact, women's rights experts say.
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My biblical foundation empowers me to advocate for women's rights.
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Others wanted to transform Afghan culture and elevate women's rights.
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Simultaneously, the "second wave" of the women's rights movement began.
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"As we fight back Republican efforts to revert women's rights to second-class, it is important to not lose sight that our real goal is to move forward and expand women's rights," he continued.
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As Obama probably knows, Women's Rights National Historical Park in Seneca Falls, New York, tells the tale of the initial Women's Rights Convention held there in July 1848 and the ongoing struggle for gender equality.
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"These combined changes are among the most sweeping reforms of women's rights that Saudi Arabia has made and the first significant break with the country's male guardianship system..." said senior women's rights researcher Rothna Begum.
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The Pushtu version reportedly had no mention of protecting women's rights.
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Janet Walsh is acting women's rights director at Human Rights Watch.
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On Day 2, there was a historic march for women's rights.
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In The Handmaid's Tale, women's rights are gradually, slowly stripped away.
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The country's government has also jailed prominent campaigners for women's rights.
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The decision came as a disappointment to some women's rights groups.
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In New York we protect and value women's rights every day.
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Naturally, women's rights are a good, necessary thing, Begin assured us.
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Our commitment to defending women's rights remains as strong as ever.
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Alcohol is banned; women's rights are restricted; and homosexuality is illegal.
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I live in a state that isn't really pro-women's rights.
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Governments find it easy to pay lip-service to women's rights.
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So important to have people in her position championing women's rights.
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Safe abortion in CDMX is a historical victory for women's rights.
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Women's rights organisations have been campaigning against child marriage for years.
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You've proclaimed yourself a feminist and a champion of women's rights.
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But activists for women's rights tend to snort at such moves.
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She worked as a women's rights advocate for the United Nations.
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Deeds Not Words: The Story of Women's Rights, Then and Now.
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In 'The Handmaid's Tale,' women's rights are gradually, slowly stripped away.
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At the end of the day, women's rights are fundamental rights.
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But now some worry that progress on women's rights could stall.
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Today, she's an outspoken advocate for many causes, including women's rights.
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Women's rights activists plan protests in various Asian cities on Saturday.
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Allred has been fighting for women's rights for nearly 40 years.
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The agency's decision follows months of campaigning by women's rights groups.
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Reproductive rights, women's rights, LGBTQ — it's not just that one thing.
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The show discussed the link between peace, progress, and women's rights.
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Hopes for improved women's rights The tribal areas are strongly patriarchal.
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She changed women's rights forever You may not know her name.
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The declaration was discussed along with 12 resolutions for women's rights.
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The prisoners include four female journalists who wrote about women's rights.
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If she sinks, maybe she had a point about women's rights.
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It could be mobilized, especially on an issue like women's rights.
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That's like saying no one knows Hillary's position on women's rights.
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" Civil, immigrant, and women's rights "will define our identity as Americans.
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Seeing Allred profiles America's most famous women's rights lawyer, Gloria Allred.
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Maria: There's a lot more awareness surrounding women's rights these days.
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What's that got to do with women's rights or negroes' rights?
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However, human rights and, in particular, women's rights are non-negotiable.
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Today, the women's rights convention has been ratified by 183 countries.
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We must demonstrate commitment to women's rights by setting an example.
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Ms. Kumari has campaigned for women's rights and against bonded labor.
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But not all women's rights advocates think it's the right decision.
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Alessandro Michele's cruise 2020 collection focused on women's rights, by flashlight.
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The S.D.F. is secular, left-leaning and vocal about women's rights.
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Anthony and Stanton were passionate in their fight for women's rights.
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Gulalai Ismail is one of Pakistan's best-known women's rights crusaders.
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Purple is a symbolic color used by the women's rights movement.
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In Mexico, widespread protests about women's rights have taken center stage.
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But for women's rights associations, the hard work is only beginning.
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Former Representative Beto O'Rourke of Texas released a women's rights plan.
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The Moroccan government casts itself as a champion of women's rights.
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They talked about women's rights and L.G.B.T.Q. rights and racial equity.
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Lauren Ventura: How do you feel about women's rights in Russia?
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Where it becomes: are we paying lip service to women's rights?
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But women's rights activists say the reforms have had little impact.
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Numerous others carried signs saying "immigrants rights are women's rights" posters.
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Women's rights have been slow to be recognized in Sierra Leone.
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Gay rights and women's rights, and even more recently animal rights.
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It's not exactly breaking new ground for women's rights, is it?
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" The marchers also have the support of the woman who helped inspire their mission statement with her powerful message from more than 20 years ago: "Women's rights are human rights and human rights are women's rights.
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Heidi Hartmann, president of the Washington D.C.-based Institute for Women's Policy Research, a women's rights think tank, said it remained to be seen whether Ivanka Trump would emerge as a credible champion of women's rights.
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Today, a group of elected officials, legal scholars and women's rights advocates is beginning a campaign to honor Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a Supreme Court justice who spent her career as a lawyer fighting for women's rights.
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"She was advocating for women's rights, not for selective breeding," Schoen said.
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While Jamie's positive-thinking about the state of women's rights is admirable.
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They were college roommates when they demonstrated for women's rights in 1992.
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Chelsea Handler is sick of women — particularly white women — undermining women's rights.
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I've seen signs that say 'women's rights matter' all over the wall.
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They raised their voices for women's rights, immigration and other civil rights.
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Conservatives argue the bill threatens freedom of speech, religion and women's rights.
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It's important to remember where women's rights were in the early '70s.
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It's one of our core beliefs that women's rights are human rights.
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Italy's courts have also recently dealt some shocking blows to women's rights.
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This is a human rights issue, not just a women's rights issue.
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What they're saying: "Women's rights are in the crosshairs," Schifeling told Axios.
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The Women's March became a worldwide protest and fight for women's rights.
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Why does the Communist Party see activists for women's rights as threats?
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While others have criticized the country's penal code for curtailing women's rights.
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Nowhere is this more visible than in the loss of women's rights.
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The abortion restrictions in Texas and other states threaten women's rights everywhere.
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"I do consider myself for women's rights, equal rights," she told Refinery29.
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Decriminalising homosexuality, abolishing child marriage, improving women's rights and introducing secular laws.
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And she returns to women's rights, on which she began her campaign.
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But in Vancouver that has led to a conflict with women's rights.
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Some Republicans argue the legislation violates religious freedom and nullifies women's rights.
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When religious freedom is protected, women's rights are strengthened and societies flourish.
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He, like many women's rights activists, wants the law to be reformed.
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Women's rights, obviously, now look very different than they did in 1972.
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Everything, from the environment to immigration, to women's rights and health care.
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Women's rights and health campaigners have reacted with anger at Trump's move.
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"It has never been this bad," says one campaigner for women's rights.
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Amanda Klasing is a senior women's rights researcher at Human Rights Watch.
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Women's rights aren't the only issue area where Kavanaugh could be dangerous.
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They are pushing the narrative of being the party supporting women's rights.
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It's almost as if they are overreacting to progress in women's rights.
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But it's no use making refugees swear an oath on women's rights.
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Women's rights groups have long pressed for abortion restrictions to be eased.
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"I wear whatever I want," said Xiong Jing, a women's rights advocate.
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This is a machismo country where women's rights don't get much attention.
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This isn't the only affront to women's rights making news this week.
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The women's rights activists in the tent could no longer hold it.
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Her interest in women's rights issues was clear before her presidential run.
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Dawn Huckelbridge is director of the Women's Rights Initiative at American Bridge.
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This past year, women's rights advocates have confronted FIFA's leadership more directly.
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It was young people who marched for civil rights and women's rights.
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So, sure, the Saudi crown prince may genuinely care about women's rights.
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I'm here for gay rights, women's rights, and for other fringe groups.
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The "right to party" becomes a stand-in for women's rights, period.
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Riyadh has previously denied allegations that it tortured the women's rights activists.
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Progress on human rights and women's rights was severely criticized as well.
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They were celebrating the first women's rights convention held there in 1848.
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It is squarely a humanitarian crisis and a crisis of women's rights.
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Vázquez has a complicated history with women's rights groups on the island.
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"She will fight tooth and nail for women's rights," Ms. McCarthy said.
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"Nobody who holds a counter women's march supports women's rights," she said.
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Now, let's say you work to advocate women's rights or human rights.
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The courage of Wajeha al-Huwaider, a women's rights activist, is unforgettable.
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Critics said that the book excused slavery and complained about women's rights.
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Trump, Kavanaugh — these men are not going to take away women's rights.
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The United Nations has called the amendment a violation of women's rights.
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"This is a real problem," said Jagmati Sangwan, a women's rights advocate.
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Eight leading women's rights activists remain behind bars, according to Amnesty International.
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Fannie Lou Hamer was known as a voting and women's rights activist.
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He also supported legislation to promote women's rights, following Mr. Bourguiba's lead.
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And studying water rights brought her to a related concern: women's rights.
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"A lot of boomers have been interested in women's rights," she said.
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Nevertheless, reproductive and women's rights campaigners said it was a positive step.
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Since then, advertisers fled and women's rights groups called for his ouster.
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" He added: "The L.P.G.A. doesn't have anything to prove about women's rights.
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Women's rights took center stage in 1991, when Anita Hill came forward.
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More than a dozen women's rights activists have been targeted since May.
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Protests and denunciations by women's rights groups followed before Mr. O'Reilly's ouster.
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"Woman is man's equal," the first women's-rights convention resolved, in 1848.
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To build such a foreign policy, women's rights are an indispensable pillar.
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Meghan Markle is continuing her work as a champion of women's rights.
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Otherwise, donate the machine to an organization that works for women's rights.
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"They expressed commitment to women's rights, to media, to fundamental citizens' rights."
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And the comedian Michelle Wolf explores women's rights, croissants and the environment.
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Anthony Weiner in an attempt to slam Clinton's advocacy for women's rights.
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Proud to support women's rights with the whole fam in #womensmarchlondon pic.twitter.
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Women's rights groups in particular worry about the fate of women and girls in the event of a return of the Taliban, who banned girls' education and imposed severe restrictions on women's rights to work outside the home.
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The IWHC intends to press governments not to cave to U.S. pressure to backpedal on women's rights, a strategy used during the administration of U.S. President George W. Bush that also sought to undermine women's rights, she said.
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I do not believe we should: particularly when it comes to women's rights.
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Women's rights activists in Latin America who help women find abortions use Signal.
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She's also a passionate advocate for women's rights, gender equality and other causes.
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She's the president of a Dutch feminist organization that advocates for women's rights.
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She wore a white suit along with them, in solidarity with women's rights.
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Women's rights, the Taliban agreed, would be protected, albeit within an "Islamic framework".
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Obviously, there are areas where we disagree, on women's rights and gay rights.
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Meaza's work and rulings on women's rights had made her an international figure.
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Meanwhile, 22 years ago, Hillary Clinton declared that women's rights are human rights.
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Since Trump was sworn into office, women's rights have taken some serious hits.
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I can totally support the woman who said women's rights are human rights.
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Fighting for women's rights and the preservation of tradition is, of course, admirable.
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"With the torch, Maria and I carried the women's rights flag," says Juliana.
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On Thursday, he released a 26-page agenda focused entirely on women's rights.
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"Today is important to me because human rights are women's rights," Davis said.
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Throughout her time in Congress, Slaughter was a fierce advocate for women's rights.
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It is way too early for proponents of women's rights to declare victory.
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Wade and women's rights, at the Capitol in Washington, Thursday, May 23, 2019.
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The continuing decay of Turkey's democracy has not spared the women's rights movement.
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There is even an activist group called UltraViolet that fights for women's rights.
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"Women's rights, children's rights, LGBTQ rights need to be protected," Martine Landry argues.
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Wade, and I will defend women's rights to make their own healthcare decisions.
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It also includes connections to illustrator Sabrina Jones' own fight for women's rights.
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But urbanites were leaders on civil rights, on gay rights, on women's rights.
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In his professional life, he has been an outspoken advocate of women's rights.
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International Women's Day is an annual, global event that pushes for women's rights.
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Episcopalians also took a lead role in affirming women's rights by ordaining women.
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There's no denying that Donald Trump's victory was a setback for women's rights.
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" Handler said she would "campaign for candidates who are fighting for women's rights.
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Some women's rights groups were swift to condemn the approval of the bill.
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All this crap about women's rights—just the fact it's even an issue!
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And not just gay people — women's rights, immigrants, people of different ethnic backgrounds.
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It acknowledges Kim's gender, but it doesn't become a treatise on women's rights.
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But in New York, as they pull on women's rights, we push back.
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Threats to women's rights unlike any we've seen in the past fifty years?
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"Tubman was beloved by many abolitionists and women's rights activists," Larson says. 5.
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Many don't want to retreat on civil rights, women's rights, and LGBT rights.
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"For me, it's not about being a crusader for women's rights," Brown says.
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Women's rights activists worry the current climate could deter other women from running.
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She is also an activist for children's education, racial equality, and women's rights.
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She lives in Medellín working with a nongovernmental organization that protects women's rights.
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The future of women's rights, privacy, protection and athletic potential depends on it.
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The United Nations and World Health Organization have initiatives dedicated to women's rights.
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The Association for Women's Rights in Development is focused on attaining gender equality.
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Akindele's sentence was hailed by women's rights campaigners and prosecutors pursuing the case.
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Having a definite surname increased women's rights consciousness and protected their property rights.
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Did it overlap with the women's rights, civil rights or gay rights movements?
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Gillibrand has been a strong advocate against sexual assault and for women's rights.
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Women's rights group projects image on Trump hotel before speech 2900:220006 p.m.
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But recently, Laurence Rossignol, the French minister for women's rights, begged to differ.
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Human rights groups have identified many of them as campaigners for women's rights.
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"This verdict will have implications for Muslim women's rights across India," he said.
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Leymah Gbowee is a Liberian peace activist, social worker and women's rights advocate.
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One is a champion for women; the other a threat to women's rights.
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He is a strong supporter of women's rights and medical care for all.
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And it was after my Beijing speech about women's rights are humans rights.
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But both countries are responding to domestic and international pressure over women's rights.
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She is also campaigning for women's rights, hoping to win over female voters.
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Additionally, the U.S. must predicate future aid on the maintenance of women's rights.
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" She also called the new contraception policy "a direct attack on women's rights.
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Now many on the left see pornography as an assault on women's rights.
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"I'm definitely in support of how she's defending women's rights," she told Refinery29.
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Other major issues, including women's rights and civil liberties, are also at stake.
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Repeatedly pressed about a commitment to women's rights, Pompeo did not specifically answer.
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Walid Alhathloul is the brother of jailed Saudi women's rights defender Loujain Alhathloul.
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Before I die, all I want to see is a women's rights law.
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He's locked up women's rights campaigners while ending the ban on female drivers.
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In a video announcing the endorsement, Ratajkowski highlighted Sanders's support of women's rights.
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Despite the legal victory, women's rights experts were wary of celebrating too soon.
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CNN spoke to Agarwal about involving men in the fight for women's rights.
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The play is about so many issues: marriage, mothers and daughters, women's rights.
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Hillary Clinton, under President Barack Obama, highlighted human and women's rights in particular.
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But neither the Taliban nor the Afghan government really cares about women's rights.
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Saudi authorities have detained more than a dozen women's rights activists since May.
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Ms. Sherwin is a senior staff attorney with the A.C.L.U. Women's Rights Project.
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Galen Sherwin is a senior staff attorney with the A.C.L.U. Women's Rights Project.
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When we talk about feminism and women's rights, we are talking to men.
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Wade, the Supreme Court decision that affirmed women's rights to have an abortion.
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Women's rights rallies in Seoul in May and June drew thousands of protesters.
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Other photos appeared on the screen as Hillary Clinton spoke about women's rights.
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Bourdain could have made a case for his lifelong commitment to women's rights.
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Following her release, she continues to advocate for women's rights in Saudi Arabia.
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Other important development programs, including education, infrastructure, and women's rights, are reportedly foundering.
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Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Costa joined a women's rights protest in downtown Lisbon.
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Women's rights reverberate in locker rooms Tennis legend Billie Jean King, who became a symbol for women's rights in the 60s, and retired soccer star Abby Wambach, a two-time Olympic gold medalist, campaigned for Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.
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Decisions on how money is spent and cities are planned are largely made by men, stifling women's rights in the world's most urbanized region, according to urban experts and women's rights leaders at a conference on cities this week in Bogota.
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"It is unclear how the Taliban, who fought for 18 years for their own ideology, can suddenly give up their anti-democracy and anti-women's rights values," said Marzia Rustami, a women's rights activist in Kunduz Province, in northern Afghanistan.
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The Solidarity for African Women's Rights (SOAWR) - a coalition of 50 groups - said while most nations had committed to a pan-African pact on women's rights, states had failed to enforce laws relating to marriage, divorce, child maintenance and inheritance.
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Even as a Republican, she has championed issues like women's rights and free education.
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"California is both a leader in women's rights and the film industry," she said.
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Not just of curtailing women's rights, but namely the rights of women of color.
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It's 2019, yet the Trump administration is still trying to roll back women's rights.
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But how funny does racism or the partitioning of women's rights need to be?
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" Ivanka says she's an advocate and a champion of women's rights, "But, like, how?
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There's even a new Hollywood movie about her early experiences fighting for women's rights.
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And I thought it was awesome because women's rights are under attack right now.
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Standing in solidarity for women's rights at the biggest award show of the year?
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Mai went on to become a high-profile campaigner for women's rights in Pakistan.
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In Ghana, we actually have pretty decent laws when it comes to women's rights.
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Feminist Gloria Steinem advocates for women's rights at the Democratic National Convention on Jan.
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"All women entering public life are targets," women's rights activist Hanaa Edwar told us.
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An outspoken feminist, Mendoza's tweets focus on the intersection of immigrant and women's rights.
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Governor Cuomo has made protecting and furthering women's rights a keystone of his administration.
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He's stepped away from bro culture and become a vocal supporter of women's rights.
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However, it ranked the state low in terms of social justice and women's rights.
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NOW, like many big women's rights groups, has never meaningfully addressed sex workers' rights.
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Will Hurd to keynote Black Hat draws ire for voting record on women's rights
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Women's rights groups slammed Friday's decision, saying it will discourage students from reporting assault.
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All her life she has fought for civil rights, children's rights and women's rights.
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The outcome was hailed across around the world as a victory for women's rights.
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She stood on the world stage and declared that human rights were women's rights.
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He would be replacing an unerring liberal, a women's rights icon, with a conservative.
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Saudi Arabia also detained more than a dozen women's rights activists over the summer.
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But this season many designers seemed especially eager to speak out for women's rights.
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She said there was concern that funding for women's rights groups was being undermined.
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Women's rights: Plans to ensure increased opportunities and financial security for women of color.
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Those verdicts have been met with outrage by both victims' and women's rights groups.
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How do you ensure that hard-won women's rights and freedom are not endangered?
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The changes are a potential game-changer for Saudi women's rights in the kingdom.
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Those demonstrating against Trump included women's rights campaigners, supporters of immigration and LGBT groups.
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Let's review: Can handmaid's costumes be used to condemn the curtailing of women's rights?
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Roe sought to balance women's rights with the states' interest in protecting potential life.
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"My message to men is that women's rights are everybody's rights," he told Sandberg.
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Women's organizations and women's rights are especially affected and should therefore be especially defended.
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A prominent Mandalay-based women's rights activist proved just how pervasive the message is.
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According to her, women's rights are both a moral issue and a strategic one.
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The longtime women's rights advocate fears Kavanaugh will do Trump's bidding if he's confirmed.
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Meet some of the women and men spearheading the country's movement for women's rights.
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We see how slowly, her influence diminished as other women's rights were taken away.
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He has also unflinchingly supported gay rights, civil rights, workers rights, and women's rights.
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On feminism and women's rights, and on civil rights… Playboy was leading the way.
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She also brought up social issues, like voting rights, LGBT equality, and women's rights.
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" Pearl Kinard "I'm marching on Washington in support of women's rights and immigrant rights.
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I go to a community college and she's really big into supporting women's rights.
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Their rulers often highlight their sizable foreign aid budget and their women's rights efforts.
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Women's rights groups hope the new reforms will lead to a more equal society.
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The backlash against Turner, and by extension, Persky, came mostly from women's rights activists.
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Stone added that King has been a pioneer of speaking out for women's rights.
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She has long been a champion for women's rights, including the right to drive.
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But Germany can help them understand the laws protecting women's rights — and reinforce them.
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There are a few different reasons for witch hunts, according to women's rights advocates.
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"I simply didn't believe we needed a constitutional amendment to protect women's rights," Mrs.
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But the American actress is also known for her commitment to championing women's rights.
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Why should women's rights have to pass through the eye of a theological needle?
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Women's rights groups followed suit and came out against the former vice president's stance.
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Sandberg is known by many as an advocate for women's rights in the workplace.
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The National Organization for Women (NOW) has been fighting for women's rights since 1966.
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The costumes have become a visual representation of modern day women's rights, she said.
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The last 150 years saw a huge shift in women's rights around the world.
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In our global moment of reckoning on women's rights, such fantastic audacity is welcome.
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That year, she also helped found the American Civil Liberties Union's Women's Rights Project.
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I'm with her ... I'M WITH HER 👊👊 .. Women's rights, eloquent, empathetic and brilliant.
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The former Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants actress has been outspoken about women's rights.
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Another issue discussed is the link between violations of religious freedom and women's rights.
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" Some held signs reading "Women's rights are human rights" and "C++ Style, No exceptions.
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But women's rights advocates say they still have to prove their cases in court.
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America's presidential race has prompted some discussion of what "women's rights" mean in 2016.
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Twitter has become a powerful platform for movements surrounding women's rights and female empowerment.
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In her corner, however, was Tour founder and women's rights advocate Billie Jean King.
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Women's rights: A primary conservative goal is the invalidation or weakening of Roe v.
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I.V., malaria, childhood obesity and climate change, and promotes women's rights and other causes.
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Clinton, famously an advocate for women's rights, belittled the "victims" of her husband's attentions?
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Improvements in women's rights, education and self-determination generally lead to lower birth rates.
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Legal Aid Cell, co-founded by the late-human rights lawyer and women's rights
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Mr. Cuomo has said Mr. Molinaro is weak on women's rights and gun safety.
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CreditCreditInez and Vinoodh Ms. Lakshmi is an A.C.L.U. ambassador for immigration and women's rights.
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"Fighting for women's rights is an unrelenting battle," Ms. Erdrich wrote in an email.
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The college was known for its activism and its work to advance women's rights.
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Ms. Lapidus started as a summer intern for the Women's Rights Project in 1988.
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Ms. Manning noted that the #MeToo movement had put the spotlight on women's rights.
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Democrats on the panel, conversely, have had enough of the assault on women's rights.
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He also said he had raised concerns over the imprisonment of women's rights activists.
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You won't read about sex workers' contributions to women's rights in the history books.
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It was a quiet but hard-earned win for the women's rights movement. Rep.
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But the movement for women's rights is also fractured, and I couldn't forget that.
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Dr. Blasey's lawyers and outside groups that work on women's rights issues have agreed.
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The women's rights activists were accused of communicating with organizations opposed to the kingdom.
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In other words, voting rights are key to achieving women's rights as human rights.
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Women's rights group ABAAD put on the play entitled "Shame on who?" this weekend.
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Modern presidents signed legislation protecting women's rights while conducting illicit relationships with female staffers.
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While there, he praised the Sandinistas for fighting for women's rights and economic justice.
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Women's rights group the Fawcett Society said action must follow such a "damning" report.
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In Europe, and in the United States, we need to defend universal women's rights.
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The first women's rights convention took place in New York on July 19, 1848.
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"Our laws concerning women's rights are among the best in the world," she said.
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Bourguiba instituted universal education and advanced women's rights beyond those in other Arab countries.
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He suggested his support for women's rights once raised suspicions he might be gay.
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Over the next decades, the industry would slip women's rights messaging into ad copy.
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And the Democrats need to show they strongly AND CONSISTENTLY stand for women's rights.
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She and Mazouqi have been supportive of detained women's rights defenders currently standing trial.
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Brett Kavanaugh, in just on just one case, attacked women's rights, healthcare, and immigration.
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The wave of arrests has targeted women's rights activists, academics and human rights campaigners.
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Initial news of the notice was welcomed as a victory by women's rights advocates.
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This program was still male-dominated, but women's-rights arguments slowly became more important.
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The Trump-Pence team would roll back the clock of women's rights and equality.
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We must pursue the fight for women's rights, for gay rights, for disability rights.
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Al-Sharif continued to advocate for women's rights in the years following her arrest.
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Not pictured: Huck's large adult sons and retrograde views on LGBT and women's rights.
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And she ended up being a very strong voice for me for women's rights.
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Speaking at a meeting of the Association for Women's Rights in Development (AWID) in Brazil, Awino Okech, a leading women's rights activist from Kenya said a focus on engaging men and boys meant the priorities of women and girls were being eroded.
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Over the last year, women's rights have been pushed further into the spotlight: from people participating in global demonstrations to promote women's rights, or the #MeToo and Time's Up movements that bring to light sexual misconduct seen inside and out of the workplace.
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It's exhausting, just the assault that is happening to women's rights, to people of color.
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" Roy F. (68) of Gettysburg, PA Roy: "I'm here because I care about women's rights.
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Although women's rights activists have welcomed the plan, many feel more needs to be done.
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Women's rights are human rights and there is no room for culture in that discussion.
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Call, smile -- Organizers are urging supporters to call senators and demand support for women's rights.
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She has also been vocal about her support of the #MeToo Movement and women's rights.
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"There has been a lot of talk about women's rights and media rights," he said.
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Each work represents a landmark court case that advanced women's rights in the United States.
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And plenty of guys were lending their support, too, because women's rights are human rights.
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Rumblings of the tape's existence started last month, sparking an outcry from women's rights groups.
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Alabama Alabama is again at the forefront of a nationwide debate over pregnant women's rights.
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Women's rights activists were devastated when the Senate narrowly rejected it on August 9, 2018.
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I feel in our current administration, women's rights are an endangered species in a way.
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The organisers argue that matters of social justice and women's rights go hand in hand.
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After the 913th Amendment was ratified, the most visible women's rights organizations waned in strength.
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Barr and White were also women's rights advocates, as was Tyler, implicitly, through her achievements.
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She says she's been fighting for LGBTQ rights, women's rights, and civil rights for years.
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Women's rights groups calculate that after that time each day, women are working for free.
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But critics have successfully turned the issue into a debate about women's rights versus men's.
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How does an anarchist punk daughter of the 215s feel about women's rights in 223?
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The rise of the automobile coincided with the rise of the struggle for women's rights.
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Instead, she said, voters should consider her policies on abortion, women's rights and gun control.
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The phrase quickly became a rallying cry for Warren supporters and proponents of women's rights.
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What do you see as the prospects for advancing women's rights and equality on China?
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I don't care; what I care about is human rights, women's rights, and my dignity.
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I have always been an advocate of women's rights and equality & I always will be.
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Critics of all stripes have been jailed; several women's-rights activists were arrested in May.
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In October, she delivered a speech about the importance of women's rights in New Zealand.
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Without further ado, let us share with you their appreciation: Women's rights are human rights.
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She has a lifetime record of fighting for good causes, particularly children and women's rights.
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I like that she thinks about women's rights and is into feminism — and is beautiful.
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Marsha Blackburn, saying the Republican's anti-LGBTQ+ and anti-women's rights voting record terrified her.
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Will Ivanka Trump be an advocate for women's rights, climate change or paid family leave?
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Before joining the court, she worked as the director of the ACLU's Women's Rights Project.
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It seems like every day we hear a new story of women's rights being suppressed.
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Sources: Karma Nirvana, Iranian & Kurdish Women's Rights Organization, Crown Prosecution Service Reporting by Emma Batha.
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We need more movies about the often forgotten activists of the early women's rights movement.
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Women's rights" and "TL stopped loading .. too many coons on my TL that's why f***.
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He's going to have to do something regarding women's rights and that sort of thing.
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No details have been made public, but Malaysian women's rights groups condemned the dress code.
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Alaoui and her driver, Mahamadi Ouedraogo, were there to cover women's rights for Amnesty International.
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Yet she urges skeptics to focus less on a dramatic, sweeping end to women's rights.
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These are some of the men and women spearheading the country's movement for women's rights.
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They had gathered there for a similar reason: to support women's rights and gender equality.
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Bernie Sanders just called out the entire Republican party for its hypocrisy on women's rights.
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I would give my life for Europe, for democracy, for freedom and for women's rights.
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She's also a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador and dedicates time to promoting education and women's rights.
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Women's rights group Fawcett Society said they "strongly welcome" the gender pay gap reporting legislation.
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She became a fierce advocate for women's rights, working with Jane Fonda and Gloria Steinem.
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That's what France's State Secretary for Women's Rights, Pascale Boistard, asked on Twitter in 20133.
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While she was in Beijing defending women's rights as first lady in the 1990s, Mrs.
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Luxury fashion brand Gucci is advocating for women's rights to abortion with its latest collection.
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They're trying to turn a women's rights movement into a retrograde battle of the sexes.
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Ford was hailed by women's rights activists and sexual assault survivors for her public testimony.
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"Women's rights are human rights – and there is no more basic right than health care."
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In the 803s, I went to Beijing and I said women's rights are human rights.
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The fight for women's rights is getting younger and younger— It's trickle down feminism, baby!
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"I thought it would be fantastic to invite men to support women's rights," Alinejad said.
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In 2628, as the movement for women's rights was gaining steam, Time choose American Women!
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Mijatovic's report also touched on women's rights in Poland, including securing access to legal abortions.
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We've all got women's rights on the brain, between the Bey album and Hillary's campaigning.
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But they denounced "so-called women's rights activists" who encouraged women to defy Afghan customs.
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When a hot actor lends his voice to the women's rights movement, he is celebrated.
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Women's rights will actually be irrelevant, because there won't be any women, or men either.
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It's also dedicated to the men that support women's rights and see us as equals.
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Part of the country's efforts have been directed at improving its record on women's rights.
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It has quite literally been a symbol for women's rights and victory throughout American history.
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Protesters took to the streets of cities across the country to fight for women's rights.
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The Fawcett Society, a group that campaigns for gender equality and women's rights, set Nov.
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Through education, women's rights, environmental protection, family planning, equality, and economic stability can be advanced.
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New York City hosted a number of women's rights meetings over the next few decades.
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With right-wing men who oppose women's rights, what you see is what you get.
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Consolidating women's rights in Afghanistan is also essential to guarantee a return on U.S. investments.
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Members of Congress have shown important leadership and commitment to Afghan women's rights for decades.
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He imprisoned women's rights activists and extorted from business leaders, and there were no consequences.
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Concessions on women's rights in Saudi Arabia often appear during times of turmoil or transition.
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Women's rights advocates campaigning for the prosecution of sexual harassment cases applauded Mr. Mahara's resignation.
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"The A.C.L.U. had been busy working toward racial, justice, criminal justice, women's rights," she said.
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Women Today The link between climate change and women's rights may seem baffling to some.
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" I heard myself say, "Yeah, man, I feel you — all that bullshit about women's rights.
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Are you aware that women's rights activists have been detained without charge since May 2018?
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Andrew would increase the number of Supreme Court justices if necessary to protect women's rights.
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The fight for women's rights in Iran matters to anyone who cares for human rights.
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Initially organizers wanted to highlight the potential impact of a Trump presidency on women's rights.
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In August, 2006, women's-rights activists launched what they called the One Million Signatures campaign.
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Both are upping their crackdowns on women's rights and the feminists who fight for them.
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Other women's rights leaders said it was the resistance to sexism that made 2017 noteworthy.
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A date for Trump and Kim, Malaysia's historic election and a Philippine women's rights pioneer.
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It will include offices for women's rights and social justice organizations, not small technology firms.
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Skye Wheeler is a senior researcher in the women's rights division of Human Rights Watch.
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One of Iran's biggest celebrities, she is well known for her support of women's rights.
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He gave speeches defending women's rights, he said, and organized demonstrations against the ayatollahs' government.
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These range from women's rights, to civil liberties, to immigrant outreach, to environmental protection. Donate.
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In New York in 2015, President Xi Jinping affirmed the government's commitment to women's rights.
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How have Hillary Clinton's loss and Donald J. Trump's victory affected the women's rights movement?
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Igarashi's arrest and detention triggered a debate about women's rights and artistic freedom in Japan.
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State conservatives, however, say the lawmakers were supporting women's rights to arm themselves for defense.
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A group of progressive and women's rights groups are backing a primary challenger to Rep.
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In England, for example, Elizabeth I "was not interested in women's rights," Dr. Suzuki said.
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It removed women's rights and the right to freedom of belief and speech, she added.
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One has to say, though, that Brazil is a very strong supporter of women's rights.
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Authorities have staged frequent crackdowns on human rights defenders, clerics, women's rights advocates and journalists.
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" Amnesty International welcomed the repeal of the law as "a step forward for women's rights.
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"Obviously the government's interest is first and foremost security rather than women's rights," she said.
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The arrest and alleged torture of Saudi women's rights defenders sparked global outcry in 2018.
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The Women's Rights Project of the American Civil Liberties Union filed suit on her behalf.
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The handmaid's uniform — red robes and white bonnets — has become prevalent at women's rights protests.
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Ms. Hathloul is the sister of the jailed Saudi women's rights activist Loujain al-Hathloul.
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She has been very vocal about women's rights and refuses to oppose abortion or contraception.
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The case has set off a national debate about women's rights, tradition, law and punishment.
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She spoke to the Times Magazine about tech innovation, women's rights and her own privilege.
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In the 1990s, I went to Beijing and I said women's rights are human rights.
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Among those taking part will be environmental activists, anti-racism campaigners and women's rights protesters.
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Most Republican men appear not to connect reproductive rights with women's rights or gender equality.
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Organizers said the event was a march for women's rights, not a protest against Trump.
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Although women's rights were on these organizations' agendas, their policy interests were much more encompassing.
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For many Americans, it represented a bold step forward toward reproductive rights and women's rights.
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So now, in the middle of a broader fight against an administration determined to enact regressive changes to women's rights, there's no one better to lead the fight for women's rights than the fictional women who've been fighting for years to be heard and understood.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Leading women's rights campaigners, trade unionists and medical experts urged British Prime Minister Theresa May on Tuesday not to allow women's rights and access to abortion to be used as a pawn in talks with Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party (DUP).
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Since joining the royal family, Meghan has been an outspoken advocate for women's rights and education.
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I will continue being an activist for women's rights and fighting for the respect we deserve.
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Women's rights groups, from grassroot efforts to large-scale organizations like Planned Parenthood, have dragged her.
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The Beijing 212 meeting culminated with Hillary Clinton's historic speech on women's rights as human rights.
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She argues that there are unavoidable conflicts between women's rights and the current trans-activist agenda.
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Well, that is if you're letting Piers Morgan take the pulse of women's rights for you.
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As a passionate advocate for women's rights, I applaud nearly everything that International Women's Day represents.
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" In his mind, a feminist is "someone who actively takes part in the women's rights community.
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In the past, the site has removed photos depicting breastfeeding and menstruation, frustrating women's rights groups.
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Women's Rights How to get involved: Educate yourself and others — and then get to the polls.
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The realization that women's rights are human rights came later with the birth of two daughters.
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Women's rights campaigners have since flooded to social media to praise Montgomery for her peaceful protest.
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She advocated for women's rights and berated ministers in public when their decisions harmed ordinary people.
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"We've been postponing it for 35 years," he said, amid growing pressure from women's rights groups.
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Better to use other legal means of enforcing equality and women's rights, such as child protection.
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Wade, and that he is against women's rights, and and they've clearly staked out that claim.
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The theme was women's rights, but it was about rights, decency and compassion for all people.
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One where men are engaged in the principles of the women's rights and sexual diversity movements.
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Women's rights activists see it as little more than a war on women living in poverty.
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All we can see, for now, are his cabinet picks, and their histories with women's rights.
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I mean, women's rights, not fucking up the economy, keeping Europe in peacetime after the war.
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Mr Ban also sought to promote women's rights, streamlining a clutch of agencies to that purpose.
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Gone is the radical feminist who insisted on women's rights to sexual justice and equal protection.
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What with our current, ahem, "election" with women's rights front and center, girl power is trending.
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Manea is a longtime women's rights defender, campaigning for women's right to drive since the 1990s.
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"I just said we are not going to trade away women's rights for money," she said.
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Most Democrats were running on their own signature issues: economic inequality, climate change, women's rights, millennials.
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But despite its uncommon premise, this divorce is actually huge for women's rights in the country.
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Riyadh expelled the Canadian ambassador in 2018 after Ottawa urged the release of women's rights activists.
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He frames insinuations that Muslim immigrants are chauvinists and rapists as a defence of women's rights.
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She's a warrior for women's rights and that's the type of lawyer we need right now.
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Avenatti, a self-proclaimed advocate of women's rights, was booked on a felony domestic violence charge.
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Clinton said she wanted justices who would defend women's rights, back LGBT rights, support Roe v.
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"Hard-earned progress on equality, women's rights, immigration and climate change are at risk," he said.
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"I'm here fighting for women's rights and women's equality," Williams told a post-match news conference.
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Biden has championed many women's rights issues, like the Violence Against Women Act, over his career.
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He's passionate about access to justice and women's rights and is a formidable lawyer and strategist.
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Women and allies everywhere are marching because they firmly believe that women's rights are human rights.
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In terms of women's rights, I believe we have a 100 percent lifetime pro-choice record.
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I visited the Women's Rights National Historic Park long before I ever went to Disney World.
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Wade and would surely be an influential voice in a number of decisions affecting women's rights.
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We are currently in the midst of the most aggressive attack on women's rights in decades.
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Ardern announced her pregnancy to much fanfare from labor and women's rights groups on Jan. 19.
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She is currently a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador and dedicates time to promoting education and women's rights.
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And I am proud to say Illinois is a beacon for women's rights, for human rights.
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"Â Women's rights organisation Collective Shout told HuffPost UK that the feature is "not without risk.
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"This isn't really a women's rights issue; this is about economic rights for families," Churches said.
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Child marriage deserves as much attention as any other threat to women's health and women's rights.
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Planned Parenthood also advocates for policies that ensure access to these services and protect women's rights.
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Angelina Jolie Pitt is taking her passion for women's rights and gender equality to the classroom.
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She's also showed up for women's rights and showed out on red carpet after red carpet.
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Among other subjects, he stressed the importance of men's involvement in the fight for women's rights.
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Ginsburg joined the Supreme Court in 23 after a long career of advocating for women's rights.
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Tactical Technology educates women's rights advocates on online safety 'Has he threatened you with a gun?
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Women's rights group, Fawcett Society, said the implication that only mothers can sew was old-fashioned.
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Keep your eye out tonight as Democratic #WomenWearWhite in support of women's rights during the #JointSession!
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Three years later, militants shot Malala Yousafzai, the schoolgirl turned women's rights advocate, for defying them.
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This isn't to say that accountability isn't necessary to protect both women's rights and public safety.
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Tchen said the wider campaign for women's rights in the workplace had reached a "critical juncture".
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I'm here at the #WomensMarch on Washington today to stand up for women's rights & civil rights!
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Women's rights campaigners hailed the ruling as a significant step forward for victims of emotional abuse.
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Credit is due largely to the women's rights groups that have sprouted across the Arab world.
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The rappers reviewed her judicial background — including her history of supporting women's rights and equal rights.
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Fifty-four people — including business leaders, women's rights activists and legal experts — spoke against the bill.
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She's a minivan-driving mother of three, inspired by consumer protections, housing fairness, and women's rights.
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"He appears to be someone who is there for community, for minorities, women's rights," Peter said.
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But, while a welcome development, activists say the battle for women's rights is far from over.
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First, Canada's ambassador had a fairly common critique following the detention of a women's rights activist.
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In New York, we will never stop fighting to protect and strengthen women's rights and opportunity.
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The Color of Change campaign is now being joined by Hispanic, Muslim and women's rights organizations.
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Q: (AMONG REGISTERED VOTERS) Who do you trust more to handle women's rights - (Clinton) or (Trump)?
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I'm standing up for women's rights, LGBTQ rights, every single person's rights because love trumps hate.
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Yes, but: The glowing cover contrasts with the Saudi administration's continued crackdown on women's rights activism.
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The Knockdown Center's Nasty Women exhibition raised over $50,000 for nonprofit groups dedicated to women's rights.
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Recall first the Trump administration's disgusting and deeply misogynistic approach to women's rights policies more broadly.
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Long before the #MeToo movement, the lawyer Gloria Allred was battling powerful men for women's rights.
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After all, we've come a long way since the early days of the women's rights movement.
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Many gynecologists and women's rights activists had insisted that the law be scrapped rather than revised.
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So miscarriages are sometimes treated as manslaughter or feticide, and women's rights over all are eroding.
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They each say they are fighting for women's rights, but they are also fighting each other.
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But the majority, 60 percent, cited "women's rights" as one reason they were motivated to march.
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My mom talks to me a lot about women's rights and how women are treated differently.
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When they're pushing for women's rights, what's more important to them: the result or the recognition?
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The U.S. must condition assistance on the protection of women's rights and support for women's advancement.
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The "Queen of Soul" left an enduring mark on the civil rights and women's rights movements.
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The response reflects what women's rights advocates say is a disturbing climate of permissiveness around rape.
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This year, the theme for International Women's Day is I am Generation Equality: Realizing Women's Rights.
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The New York senator had leaned hard into women's rights as a focus of her campaign.
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While our society has been able to make some progress with women's rights, the stigma remains.
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This is doubly true if you're working toward limiting women's rights, as the Trump administration does.
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He also launched initiatives to expand the social security net and promote education and women's rights.
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She said the movement for women's rights was based on the principle that every individual counts.
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Indeed, using the lens of women's rights is the only way to break the jihadi ideology.
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"I will personally continue fighting for women's rights, and so will other women here," she says.
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Hinging the future of women's rights on a criminal conviction is a little troubling to me.
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Obama designated the Capitol Hill site as a national monument to honor the women's rights movement.
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Saudi Arabia's conservative culture and strict interpretation of Islam make the country restrictive of women's rights.
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I believe in women's rights and believe in them to do whatever they need to do.
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His presence adds weight to their fight for women's rights, especially in the most traditional villages.
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Leymah Gbowee, a Liberian peace activist and women's rights activist, won the 230 Nobel Peace Prize.
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I don't think they are going to change gay rights, women's rights or other people's rights.
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Family planning groups and advocates for women's rights criticized Republican plans to roll back these requirements.
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Over the past six months and beyond, the spotlight on women's rights has stayed switched on.
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Ms. Valdimarsdottir, the women's rights advocate, quit her home-care job for the municipality of Reykjavik.
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A new generation is being raised in a country that recognizes women's rights as human rights.
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The U.N. also teamed up with the African Union to release a report on women's rights.
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A country that once was the worst place on earth for women now protects women's rights.
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Supporters noted that the event's official rallying cry, "women's rights are human rights," originated with Mrs.
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Three hours, not one question on abortion—with women's rights under attack across our country. Sen.
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It is a reminder that the movements for worker and women's rights always have been interwoven.
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"Proud to support women's rights with the whole fam in [United Kingdom]," the "Hamilton" star tweeted.
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Fortunately, a few champions have stood up to defend women's rights and the rule of law.
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He never showed any chauvinist tendencies and was an active and vocal supporter of women's rights.
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Women's rights groups were disturbed by the news that the administration would still consider hiring Puzder.
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Women's rights advocates condemned the plan for putting the burden of protection from harassment onto victims.
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Throughout the 21971s and '60s, she wasn't thinking much about the party's relationship to women's rights.
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In framing her as an advocate for women's rights when there is close to zero evidence she has ever actually advocated for women's rights, Trump told us more about himself than he did about her: Women are good for photo ops, not for real positions of power.
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Evvie Harmon, a yoga teacher from Greenville, S.C., who is helping state-based efforts to organize for the march, said the group had nixed a possible idea for a slogan — "Human rights are women's rights, and women's rights are human rights" — because it was something that Mrs.
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NATIONAL CONVERSATION ON RIGHTS AND JUSTICE: WOMEN'S RIGHTS AND GENDER EQUALITY (Friday) This series of talks and spoken-word performances, presented by the National Archives and Records Administration, covers a wide range of the history and state of women's rights — including health, work and education issues.
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"He has spoken up for women's issues and women's rights, especially in tennis, for forever," she said.
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Later that day, she spoke about women's rights at a gala celebrating Planned Parenthood's 100 year anniversary.
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Still, the decision, announced on Sunday, marks another incremental step toward greater women's rights in the kingdom.
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Their proposed policies on gun control, campaign finance and women's rights were almost identical, if not identical.
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I'm also ready for self-proclaimed feminists to start speaking out or taking action for women's rights.
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But the National Commission for Women, a statutory body that fights for women's rights, condemned Gandhi's comments.
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Like I'm a father or mother of a daughter now, so I totally understand women's rights now!
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A champion of women's rights on the bench, her scathing dissenting opinions spawned the "Notorious RBG" memes.
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For example, the government has offered tax incentives for Bollywood films that increase awareness on women's rights.
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In fact, there are many women who choose to dress modestly fighting for women's rights and liberation.
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What would you say to those people who are seemingly unaware that women's rights are human rights?
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Yet her death, and its aftermath, has infuriated many SDF and women's rights supporters around the world.
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If you choose to vote against women's rights, we'll be voting against you in the next election.
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If Streep is taking the stage at an awards show, chances are, she'll speak about women's rights.
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While officials and hospital staff kept pushing for time, women's rights groups started a petition on Change.
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In Poland, Barbara Nowacka has been active in organising protests against measures to pull back women's rights.
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It marked the end of a long battle for women's rights, and the beginning of countless more.
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Women's rights advocates are expected to march in cities across the country today for the third year.
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Artist and women's rights activist Sheba Chhachhi won the 2017 Prix Thun for Art and Ethics Award.
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Given that child marriage is already common, especially in the impoverished countryside, women's-rights activists are upset.
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Although Marina says that she thought about women's rights, she didn't know about feminism as a teenager.
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Jahangir was recognized for her activism, particularly surrounding human rights, women's rights, and minority rights in Pakistan.
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At the World Economic Forum in Davos this year, Malala also questioned Trump's record on women's rights.
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Do you think China's women's rights movement will have any effect on the rest of the world?
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Beto O'Rourke, none of the other candidates have released a thorough agenda focused entirely on women's rights.
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The wording of the statement released by NBC Universal has triggered some pushback from women's rights advocates.
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Rose says that her work for women's rights has encouraged the victims involved to come to her.
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He mentioned that the web enabled the Democratic Spring, greater mobilization against climate change and women's rights.
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And it's really special that I can be here with my mom standing up for women's rights.
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Women's rights: Supports closing the gender pay gap and guaranteeing a woman's access to reproductive health services.
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Women's rights were the subject of most reforms and developments over the last five years, Aiban added.
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Ruth Bader GinsburgRuth Bader Ginsburg has been fighting for women's rights for years — a living, breathing superheroine.
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In August, Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland called on Saudi Arabia to release a women's rights activist.
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Besides the benefits for the climate and women's rights, cycling is good for mental health, she said.
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Chamberlain plans to wear a white pantsuit for its symbolism in women's rights and women in politics.
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But the vast majority of Sanders supporters were very conscious that Sanders supported and supports women's rights.
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Popal used her public position as the national team's captain to raise awareness about women's rights issues.
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Miller: Immediately, there's an assault on women's rights and sovereignty over there own bodies and reproductive rights.
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Women's rights to vote and to control their bodies came only after years of protest and debate.
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Attempts at reform Saudi Arabia has made limited attempts at reforms in women's rights in recent years.
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Suffragettes wore red lipstick in the early 1900s as they marched the streets fighting for women's rights.
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The party said it had chosen Bhawani Maa for her past work on issues including women's rights.
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Since he's been in the Senate, his track record on women's rights has been less than sterling.
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Her suffering continued until a woman lawyer and women's rights activist, Mahdis Doost, stepped into help her.
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The puppets took questions from a human moderator on such topics as climate change and women's rights.
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Its mission is to fight for women's rights, including equal pay, paid family leave and affordable healthcare.
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For years, we have been hearing about the need for workers' rights, women's rights, transgender rights, etc.
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If the new film sparks interest in women's rights among younger viewers, that's not a bad thing.
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But it can still be a very effective way to draw attention and energy to women's rights.
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Most marchers (about 60 percent) said they decided to protest because of "women's rights," which wasn't surprising.
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Women's rights campaigners also blamed the health ministry recommendations for failing to address the role of men.
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"People are getting laughs in this disheartening time for women's rights, so they are cathartic," she says.
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"Everything that happened with Planned Parenthood and women's rights in the US also happened here," Garcia says.
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" Democratic senators have also criticized Puzder for failing to "uphold women's rights and safety in the workplace.
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The actress said in the interview that being abused inspired her to become a women's rights advocate.
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Samantha Jenkins, 244Laila Al-Eryani, 234Kentucky Samantha: I wanted to come here and fight for women's rights.
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But he has previously invested little political capital in opposing censorship or advancing women's rights, for example.
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You can look at a garment and know how women's rights were at that moment in history.
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Illinois' passage of the amendment comes at a time when support for women's rights is gaining momentum.
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In the end, she highlighted that we are a time where women's rights have taken a backseat.
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And one of the biggest areas where progress needs to be made is in improving women's rights.
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She sighed, acknowledging that many of the men who join have little interest in promoting women's rights.
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In schools with rudimentary sex education, the message for girls is often abstinence, women's rights campaigners say.
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Enoch Lincoln was a famous poet and early advocate for black and women's rights in New England.
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She went on to join the American Civil Liberties Union and co-found its Women's Rights Project.
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I think our numbers in Virginia, as Democrats, will make sure that we are protecting women's rights.
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"My belief has been that women's rights is about treating men and women equally," Ms. Mek said.
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Tunisia has also been one of the most progressive countries in the Arab world on women's rights.
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Some accused the company of disrespecting women's rights, while others said it was surrendering to radical Islam.
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I have been very pleased to stand with Chyna and Walter on this important women's rights issue.
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The marches also focused on women's rights and protesting Trump's policies and rhetoric on women and minorities.
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It has so far spent money on health care and women's rights in more than 124 countries.
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The biggest lies about women's rights are told by people who are trying to take them away.
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The National Organization for Women has been fighting for women's rights in the US since the 1960s.
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Countries across the globe differ in their commitments to the issues of gender equality and women's rights.
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This battle is not just about LGBT people, it's about race, it's about women's rights, immigration rights.
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They trotted around the country, speaking for abolition and women's rights to audiences that — shockingly — included men.
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This provided a hospitable corridor for the Underground Railroad and, in turn, the struggle for women's rights.
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Who needs an actionable theory of women's rights when you are woman for which everything comes easily?
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Adequately resourcing the Zika fight is not just an American women's rights issue, it's a global one.
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Saudi Arabia has jailed and murdered dissidents, women's rights activists, homosexuals, Shia muslims, and others for decades.
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And any Senator who supports him is complicit in the further erosion of women's rights in America.
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Thankfully (for women's rights as well as for the Political Gif Hall Of Fame), Doyle pressed on.
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Make no mistake about it, one of themes of the show centered on women's rights and equality.
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TV in a separate interview on Friday that the organization would welcome anyone marching for women's rights.
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Instead, he consistently said, before and after the bill's passage, that he was serious about women's rights.
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Successive governments, including that of Mr. Sharif, have enacted laws on women's rights, but implementation is weak.
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Dara Baldwin, Washington, DC I'm here today because I believe in women's rights, and the world's rights.
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People who fight for women's rights know these words are code for backing away from abortion access.
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Many are praising the decision as a victory for women's rights and child victims of domestic abuse .
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I make no claims on the state of women's rights there, the long road ahead toward equality.
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We have probably no bigger enemy, both to criminal justice reform and women's rights, than Jeff Sessions.
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Given Allred's history of defending women's rights, it's possible that Heard could be her next celebrity client.
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Gail: On Obamacare once again we're talking about people being furious about the government protecting women's rights.
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They praised his record on women's rights, especially for Native American women, a major issue in Minnesota.
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Boren (1976), a seminal women's rights decision that was heavily influenced by a brief filed by Ginsburg.
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One of them read, "Women's Rights Movement This Way," with a large arrow pointing to the courthouse.
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Kurt Cobain was in real pain with stomach ulcers, and only interested in talking about women's rights.
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And months later, he directed the arrests and, according to relatives, torture of prominent women's rights advocates.
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For nearly two decades, Ms. Lapidus (pronounced LAP-uh-dus) led the A.C.L.U.'s Women's Rights Project.
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"We see Governor Kemp's bill as a direct attack on women's rights," their statement read in part.
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There were some deeply painful losses in the ongoing battle for women's rights and equality this year.
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The question of women's rights to prayer at the wall has long been an issue in Israel.
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River Stark is a decorated veteran, adult film performer/filmmaker, escort, and LBGT and women's rights advocate.
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They made enormous intellectual and organizational contributions to the struggle for a wide range of women's rights.
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Protesters called for higher pay and job security, and demanded that President Rodrigo Duterte respect women's rights.
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The writer is the author of "Alice Paul and the Fight for Women's Rights," a Y.A. book.
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Australia this year scrapped a sales tax on sanitary products, following a petition by women's rights groups.
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While running for the presidency, Gillibrand positioned herself as a major advocate for equality and women's rights.
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She declined, even as senators sounded alarms about the implications of Judge Kavanaugh's confirmation on women's rights.
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Two champions for women's rights talk about what it takes to fight for what you believe in.
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But he also imprisoned the women's rights activists who had been campaigning for the right to drive.
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Before she was elected, she had taken up the cause of women's rights, labor and Irish nationalism.
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She then broadened her scope to include social issues like prison reform, suicide prevention and women's rights.
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As an artist ambassador for the A.C.L.U.'s Women's Rights Project, she had come to talk politics.
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Rapinoe has also been a long-time advocate for equal pay, women's rights, and the LGBTQ community.
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Later subjects include the fall of the Berlin Wall, the women's rights movement and the Vietnam War.
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Disability rights, gay rights, women's rights — That people with disabilities were still victims of segregation and discrimination.
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Gulalai Ismail, pictured at center above in January, is one of Pakistan's best-known women's rights crusaders.
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Women's rights group Equality Now said the verdict sent a strong message that human trafficking was unacceptable.
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Yet it's no coincidence that they're both cracking down on women's rights activists at the same time.
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With her family around her, she addressed the crowd to make an impassioned speech about women's rights.
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The Swedish playwright considered the struggle for women's rights a dangerous revolution that threatened to upend society.
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The daughter of prominent women's rights attorney Gloria Allred, Bloom developed a whole redemption tour for Weinstein.
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Spain has made significant progress on women's rights since it transitioned to democracy in the late 1970s.
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Ms. Mai now runs a nongovernmental organization for women's rights in her village in the Muzaffargarh District.
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She and other women's rights campaigners praised the decision for offering new possibilities to the kingdom's girls.
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She did not waver from her support for women's rights during her tenure as Secretary of State.
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You had the civil rights movement, the women's rights movement, the antiwar movement, the indigenous rights movement.
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Ginsburg has been a vocal proponent for women's rights, calling herself a "flaming feminist litigator" last year.
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DIVIDED WE STANDThe Battle Over Women's Rights and Family Values That Polarized American PoliticsBy Marjorie J. SpruillIllustrated.
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De Bolle's appointment falls on International Women's Day, an annual celebration of the movement for women's rights.
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Another key theme for SGS 2019 proved to be the role women's rights play in climate justice.
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The authorities have detained women's rights activists for the past year amid a broader crackdown on dissent.
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Women's rights are a contentious issue in Saudi Arabia, one of the world's most gender-segregated nations.
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Sojourner Truth, who planted the aspirations of black women in the women's rights movement, would be proud.
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Consider what happened when Sojourner Truth showed up at a women's rights convention in Ohio in 123.
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It had been twenty years since a major demonstration for women's rights had taken place in Iran.
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Even when speaking before civil rights and women's rights groups, Obama took pains to avoid particularistic appeals.
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Instead she stayed in Albania to continue her work on women's rights and to expose what happened.
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He lists raising the minimum wage on his campaign website under its "fighting for women's rights" section.
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We must stand unflinchingly in defense of our dearest values: women's rights, freedom of thought, academic liberties.
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The Times's editorial board tracks cases that illuminate a shift for abortion and women's rights in America.
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It drew inspiration from the American "Bread and Roses" protests for working women's rights in the 1910s.
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The progressive attempts to undermine women's rights just keep coming, and this time include subverting the Constitution.
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ERA proponents claim it protects women's rights by prohibiting, within the Constitution itself, discrimination based on sex.
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"In the 1990s, I went to Beijing and I said women's rights are human rights," Clinton said.
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Her suit identified this as a violation of the city's laws on caregivers, pregnancy and women's rights.
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A central finding is that voter support for women's rights on abortion is steady, if not increasing.
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Last Saturday, 0003,000 people marched on Washington in support of women's rights and against the Trump presidency.
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Sex workers rights are directly linked to women's rights, LGBTQ rights, workers rights and other vulnerable communities.
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His record on LGBTQ rights, women's rights, and indigenous rights demonstrates the same vicious, narrow-minded prejudice.
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He appointed Pia Cayetano, a respected women's rights advocate, to lead the team searching for female candidates.
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For most of the 19503th century, the Republican Party was known as the party of women's rights.
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She helped shift the GOP from the party of women's rights to the party of anti-feminism.
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The only voice in the clip belongs to Hillary Clinton, who declares, "Women's rights are human rights and human rights are women's rights," a now famous phrase the then-first lady used in 1995, in Beijing during an address to the United Nations' Fourth World Conference on Women.
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" Perhaps Hillary Clinton herself said it best when she said in 28500, recalling her own universal and urgent clarion call to action in 6900: "keep telling the world over and over again that women's rights are human rights and human rights are women's rights — once and for all.
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The territory formerly known as North Yemen, which includes the capital, has always been repressive, according to women's rights activists on the ground, while the region that was once South Yemen, a sovereign country between 1967 and 1990, was a bastion of women's rights in the Arabian Peninsula.
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She is remembered as an abolitionist leader and one of the first women to vocally support women's rights.
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On November 20, a federal judge struck down the law, arguing that it "unequivocally" infringes on women's rights.
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That would mean actually engaging on issues of social justice, women's rights, immigration — a road he's never taken.
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Feminism is actually just people, not just women, standing for the fact that women's rights are human rights.
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Whether that's combatting climate change, or protecting women's rights, fighting against gun violence, or advocating for LGBTQ equality.
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I am genuinely terrified about women's rights, disability rights and especially people of color's rights in Trump's America.
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He said women's rights groups must lead a pro-choice debate and pressure lawmakers to ease the ban.
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The group says not only women are invited -- anyone who thinks "women's rights are human rights" is welcome.
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Beneath what might seem to be advancements of women's rights in Saudi Arabia is a mess of contradictions.
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"As Washington seeks to limit women's rights, we seek to protect them," Cuomo said in his rally speech.
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Jill Biden has focused on the importance of community colleges, military families and women's rights around the world.
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Many believe he could be the first modern-day leader to actively champion women's rights in the country.
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We rarely hear the 19-year-old reality star express complex thoughts (especially about feminism and women's rights).
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I'd be more than happy to give you a black history lesson and a lesson on women's rights.
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Without further ado: The books all women eager to learn about the fight for women's rights should read.
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Any debate over women's rights, they say, must also address control over when and whether to have children.
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We're celebrating International Women's Day by highlighting some of the biggest issues, and successes, impacting women's rights today.
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A woman taking part in a strike called to defend women's rights hugs a store worker in Madrid.
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The disbanding of the Council is only one of the many signs that women's rights are being threatened.
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Having a daughter might reinforce that, but it shouldn't be the only reason I care about women's rights.
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It's nice to know that there is someone in our younger generation that is championing for women's rights.
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Trump is choosing to surround himself with people, beyond Pence, who have historically been indifferent toward women's rights.
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Meghan's biography page on the royal family's official website embraces her history of standing up for women's rights.
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But it's clear that surrogacy is a women's rights issue, at the heart of bodily autonomy and choice.
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However, Park was never welcoming to feminist groups, and her conservative government did little to advance women's rights.
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At her office near Bulgwang-dong, Seoul, Song laid out a timeline of women's rights in South Korea.
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Authorities there have reportedly used the legislation to jail prominent women's rights activists, journalists, and other government critics.
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Many fear that focusing on women's rights means neglecting men's problems, such as the high male suicide rate.
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Passage of AB 51 is a striking win for women's rights advocates one year after then-California Gov.
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"This is not only about 64 players, this is a world issue, a women's rights issue," she said.
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Family pressures, often brought about by excessive debt, can drive young women into surrogacy, women's rights experts said.
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"In Taiwan, many female political candidates came from the feminist movement," said Zheng Churan, a women's rights activist.
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She made women's rights a central focus for her both as first lady and as secretary of state.
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Murad is an advocate for the Yazidi minority in Iraq and for refugee and women's rights in general.
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International Women's Day is a global day of advocacy designed to celebrate women's work and promote women's rights.
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Grassroots organizers, civil rights leaders, and women's rights organizations have mobilized to stop the Senate from confirming Kavanaugh.
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The female fighters of the YPJ are fighting for women's rights and true democracy in the Middle East.
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Proceeds from the event will be donated to the Pink Boots Society and the ACLU's Women's Rights Project.
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Sanchez earlier outlined plans for a leftist government that would focus on jobs, women's rights and the environment.
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This coming Wednesday, the European Parliament has ordered a debate on the state of women's rights in Poland.
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