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Former Bundestag president Rita Süssmuth dies at 88
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Former CDU politician and Bundestag president Rita Süssmuth has died at the age of 88. She passed away on Sunday, as announced by Bundestag President Julia Klöckner, apparently due to complications from breast cancer she publicly disclosed in June 2024. Politicians and public figures praise her as a champion for democracy, women's rights, and an open society.
The PSD began airing TV ads on Saturday aimed at female voters. Senator Mara Gabrilli reinforces Ronaldo Caiado's slogan of a heavy hand against women aggressors in the video.
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The National Commission for Women has condemned Tata Consultancy Services for failing to prevent sexual harassment and maintain proper complaint systems at its Nashik office. The commission's report highlights pervasive abuse of authority and religious denigration in the workplace. Nine individuals face charges in related criminal cases.
Women's rights groups have filed a formal complaint against Quezon City Rep. Bong Suntay at the Office of the Ombudsman over his lewd remarks about actress Anne Curtis, made during March 3 impeachment proceedings against Vice President Sara Duterte. This follows the House's approval of an ethics probe into the incident.
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Deputy Chairman of DPR RI Commission III Ahmad Sahroni has affirmed the NasDem Party's commitment to passing the Domestic Workers Protection Bill (RUU PPRT) this year. The bill, advocated for around 22 years, has regained attention following calls from Komnas Perempuan. Sahroni highlighted the need for legal protection for domestic workers, mostly women, against violence and exploitation.
Female athletes and Republican attorneys general held a press conference on Monday to urge the Supreme Court to uphold state laws barring transgender women from women's sports. The cases, West Virginia v. B.P.J. and Little v. Hecox, could affect regulations in 27 states protecting women's privacy and fairness in competitions. Oral arguments are set for Tuesday morning.
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Dolores Fonzi, writer-director and star of the Argentinian film Belén, discussed the movie's selection as Argentina's 2026 Oscars entry during a screening in West Hollywood. The film, based on a true story, highlights the injustice faced by a young woman arrested after a miscarriage and the women's movement that led to abortion legalization in 2020. Co-star Julieta Cardinali emphasized the film's timely relevance amid global issues.
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