Author: Hillary Essien
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Around the world in 5; Women This Week
In the ongoing series, Document Women highlights noteworthy news related to women and this week’s post covers November 14 to November 19.
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Mariah Carey’s ‘Queen of Christmas’ Trademark Application Denied
The United States Patent and Trademark Office has rejected Mariah Carey’s request to trademark the title “Queen of Christmas.”
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Document Women Selected for Google’s News Equity Fund 2023
“Today, we are excited to share that more than 450 news organizations across 52 countries have been selected as recipients of the News Equity Fund.”
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Iran Protests; first demonstrator sentenced to death over riots
Many of the protesters have been led by young people and women and is said to be the most prominent anti-government protests seen by the Islamic regime since 1979.
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Women This Week, Around The World In 5
In the ongoing series, Document Women highlights noteworthy news related to women and this week’s post covers November 4 to November 11.
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We Need to End Online Violence Against Women in Politics; here’s how we can do it
This online behaviour seeks to achieve political outcomes: targeting individual women to harm them or drive them out of public life while also sending a message that women, in general, should not be involved in politics.
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Women This Week; Around the World in 5
In the ongoing series, Document Women highlights noteworthy news related to women and this week’s post covers October 29 to November 4.
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Document Women Premieres Short Film at Sokoto Book and Arts Festival
This series follows the lives of four women in Nigeria’s northern “Arewa” community who excel in the non-traditional male-dominated sports industry.
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Document Women Premieres Short Film at Sokoto Book and Arts Festival
This series follows the lives of four women in Nigeria’s northern “Arewa” community who excel in the non-traditional male-dominated sports industry.
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Document Women Premieres Short Film at Sokoto Book and Arts Festival
This series follows the lives of four women in Nigeria’s northern “Arewa” community who excel in the non-traditional male-dominated sports industry.