Global Roundup: South African Strikers, Malawi “Witches” and More
October 15, 2010 by Laura Gottesdiener · 1 Comment
This week South African trade unions reached a hard-fought settlement, Malawi activists sought the release of women jailed for witchcraft, an Australian couple charged with procuring an illegal abortion is off the hook, Nepal considered raising the legal age for marriage and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton worked to put cell phones in the hands [...]
No Separation of Sex and State in Czech Republic
September 3, 2010 by Laura Gottesdiener · 5 Comments
As of last May’s elections, women now hold a record 44 of the 200 seats in the Chamber of Deputies, the lower house of the Czech parliament. And if their presence in parliament isn’t enough, the Public Affairs party is now selling a calendar featuring six of its youngest and most beautiful women members posed [...]




