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Health USAHow Poor Countries Could Save Billions by Preventing Unwanted Pregnancies
Research scientists say that ensuring contraception is available to all women in low-income and middle-income countries could help prevent unwanted pregnancies - and save sixteen billion dollars a year in maternal and newborn care.
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Society Saudi Arabia“We Now Have a Voice,” Say Saudi Women Drivers
Two years ago, Saudi Arabia lifted the ban that prevented women from driving. Ever since, the country has been working on further improving women’s rights, including allowing them to travel abroad without consent from a male guardian.
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Society USAHighest Court in USA Gives More Workplace Protection to LGBT+ Community
A decision ruled by the U.S. Supreme Court that the LGBT+ community are legally protected from discrimination is likely to bring on some massive changes, say experts, such as ending a ban on trans soldiers serving in the military.
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Society USAWant to Get Married in Pennsylvania? You Need to Be at Least 18 Years Old!
Pennsylvania has officially become the third U.S. state after Delaware and New Jersey to entirely ban child marriage, with Governor Tom Wolf signing the new law that sets 18 as the minimum legal age to get married.
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Society PakistanYou Can Divorce Your Husband If He Tries to Take Your Property – Rules Court in Pakistan
Pakistan’s Supreme Court has declared that a husband has no right to his wife’s property without her permission – a ruling following a man’s offering of his wife’s land and house to their daughter-in-law, without seeking his wife’s consent.
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Society United KingdomCorona: Worker’s Rights Now a Top Priority for Ethical Investors
The COVID-19 pandemic has moved workers’ rights – from paid sick leave to health and safety measures – to the top of the priorities list for those seeking to invest ethically, encouraging companies to better protect their staff amid the crisis.