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  • A colorful, stylized illustration on a black background featuring a purple podium with a vintage microphone tied with a green scarf. Surrounding the podium are floating symbols, including interlocking male and female gender signs, a large light-blue cross, a medical caduceus, and an illustration of Donald Trump's face on a piece of paper.
    A colorful, stylized illustration on a black background featuring a purple podium with a vintage microphone tied with a green scarf. Surrounding the podium are floating symbols, including interlocking male and female gender signs, a large light-blue cross, a medical caduceus, and an illustration of Donald Trump's face on a piece of paper.

    Latin America’s Anti-Women Movement Is Spreading

    Chile's president José Antonio Kast is following the regressive examples set elsewhere in the region.

  • A photo illustration depicting images representing the cost of maternal mortality, showing a collection of items: a photo of hands, a few U.S. dollars, a hospital glove, newspaper clippings, and a landscape photo. The various items are stitched in place with red thread.
    A photo illustration depicting images representing the cost of maternal mortality, showing a collection of items: a photo of hands, a few U.S. dollars, a hospital glove, newspaper clippings, and a landscape photo. The various items are stitched in place with red thread.

    Can Sierra Leone Still Keep Its Mothers Alive?

    What foreign aid cuts mean in practice in one African country. This article has an audio recording

  • South Korean university students salute during an establishment ceremony of the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) for female cadets at Sookmyung Women's University on December 10, 2010 in Seoul.
    South Korean university students salute during an establishment ceremony of the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) for female cadets at Sookmyung Women's University on December 10, 2010 in Seoul.

    Korea’s Demographic Crisis Has Come for Its Military

    The country’s military is becoming desperate for troops—and may eventually force women to serve.

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