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Investing in global women's health delivers benefits for everyone

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By Frances Fitzgerald, Deirdre Clune, Sirpa Pietikainen, Radka Maxová, Barry Andrews, MEPs Tilly Metz
| Euronews Verified
By MEPs Tilly Metz, Frances Fitzgerald, Deirdre Clune, Sirpa Pietikäinen, Radka Maxová and Barry Andrews As simultaneously converging crises threaten to compound inequalities and with growing attention on the need to address the unmet medical needs of women, the EU must step up its efforts to support global women’s health R&D, six MEPs write. Women bear the brunt of health crises. COVID-19 laid bare the stark inequalities that women face.
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La UE se queda a las puertas del "sólo sí es sí" en su primera ley de violencia de género

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By Laura Zornoza Verified, Evin Incir, Frances Fitzgerald
| EUROEFE Verified
Estrasburgo (Francia) (EuroEFE).- La Unión Europea consensuó este martes su primera directiva sobre violencia de género con una serie de delitos contra la mujer que serán considerados como tal en todos los Estados miembros, pero sin tipificar penalmente la violación basándose en la falta de consentimiento, lo que habría elevado el estándar europeo a la ley del «sólo sí es sí» española.
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Representation Matters

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By Oliver Wyman, Millie Odhiambo, Martha Martinez, Martha Martínez, Frances Fitzgerald
Foreword While the world has made progress toward gender equality, improvements have slowed significantly and even reversed in some areas, leaving the goal well out of reach. Women have two-thirds of the legal rights available to men,1 earn 80% of what men do,2 and have far fewer opportunities to run for public office. But what if women were treated as equals? What if they had the same opportunities to study, work, and wield political power as their brothers, fathers, and sons? Sound far-fetched?
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