Category: News & Current Affairs

The Three Hijabis was formed after the viral success of a petition after the final game of the men’s 2020 Euros to ban racists from football. Since then, they have teamed up in coalition with EVAW (Ending Violence Against Women) and Level Up.

In the ongoing series, Document Women highlights noteworthy news related to women and this week’s post covers November 14 to November 19.

#KogiElection: Political thugs burned Engineer Musa Wada’s campaign leader, Acheju Abuh, alive in her home on November 16.

At last year’s conference in Glasgow, women made up 37 per cent of country delegates and 26% of delegation leaders, according to a United Nations study.

Protesters at the metro station were seen burning their hijabs in response to the murder of Mahsa Amini, who was slain by the notorious Iranian moral police for improperly wearing a hijab.

She said the song was reclassified as pop, so “newer artists might be given things that they really don’t deserve” in the rap genre.

The United States Patent and Trademark Office has rejected Mariah Carey’s request to trademark the title “Queen of Christmas.”

The United States Patent and Trademark Office has rejected Mariah Carey’s request to trademark the title “Queen of Christmas.”

“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.”