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Colombia highlights women's economic role on International Women's Day
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On the eve of International Women's Day, Colombia highlights advances in female leadership and the care economy, which accounts for nearly 20% of GDP and is mostly shouldered by women. While laws like 1413 of 2010 have made unpaid work visible, challenges remain such as the wage gap and unequal domestic burden. The country ranks fourth globally in women in high-level positions, at 43.4%.
São Paulo councilor Adrilles Jorge (União Brasil) donned a wig and applied lipstick in the city council chamber to criticize a Senate-approved bill including misogyny among prejudice crimes under the Racism Law. The bill passed on Tuesday (March 24) with 67 votes and heads to the Chamber of Deputies.
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Lillån IBK beat Telge SIBK 10-5 at home in playoff 1C to SSL dam. The win leveled the series at 1-1. A decisive third match now awaits.
The National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI) published the results of the Social Rights Information System (SIDS) 2016-2024, showing a drop in access to health services from 84.4% to 65.8%, with women disproportionately affected. In the context of International Women's Day 2026, the data reveal persistent gaps in social security, where for every 100 men in formal jobs there are only 68 women. This situation highlights systematic exclusion in informal and care sectors.
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Governor Dilian Francisca Toro of Valle del Cauca received two awards for her leadership in social development and women's rights. The honors highlight progress in poverty reduction and female empowerment. The ceremony took place in Cali on March 9, 2026.
A recent study highlights that a majority of Indian women investors, particularly those with lower incomes, favor systematic investment plans (SIPs) in mutual funds over lump-sum investments. Conducted by The Wealth Company, the research indicates growing participation by women in formal investing, though they still represent about 26% of unique mutual fund investors. The findings underscore the need for enhanced support within the financial ecosystem to encourage women's involvement.
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Ahead of International Women’s Day 2026, travel platform Scapia has released data revealing a surge in solo travel among Indian women, with bookings nearly nine times higher year-on-year. Beach destinations dominate their choices, accounting for over 80% of domestic leisure trips. The trends highlight growing independence in travel planning across generations and transport modes.
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