On Women
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| Originally published | 1851 |
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| Authors | Arthur Schopenhauer |
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| ID | 2362070 |
About On Women
Feminist icon Gloria Steinem on 'lethal' desire to control wombs
... Steinem closely monitors the pressure On Women s rights across the world, including the curtailment of freedoms in countries like Iran and Afghanistan...
Huda Kattan: Beauty industry is sexist, says make-up icon
... " Unfair expectations One of the problems she points to is the pressure it places On Women to be perfect...
Time: Short prison sentence 'derailed' woman's life
...By Kirstie BrewerBBC NewsThe impact of short prison sentences On Women and their families is a central theme of the latest BBC One prison drama Time...
Whitney Wolfe Herd: How the Bumble boss changed the dating scene
... For Whitney Wolfe Herd, that meant taking a difficult exit from online dating app firm Tinder - which she sued for sexual harassment - and setting up Bumble, her own rival company with a focus very much On Women...
China's matchmaking mums have a powerful ally: The Party
... " Women also note that like the world around them, the government s campaigns focus On Women and overlook men s responsibilities as partners...
Ex-GCHQ man jailed for life after stabbing US security worker
... The court heard Bowles had planned the attack and searched online for topics including US Unabomber terrorist Theodore Kaczynski, attacks On Women, and white supremacy...
Naga Munchetty told to 'suck it up' over extreme menstrual problems
... " There s not enough training, there s not enough focus in the medical profession On Women, " she said...
Same-sex hearing: The lesbian activist seeking marriage equality in India
... She moved to Vadodara and joined another grassroots organisation working On Women, lesbian, bisexual and trans people s rights...
News Daily: EU considers Brexit delay and lorry death post-mortems begin
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EU considers Brexit delay as MPs mull electionWhile to discuss whether to offer the UK yet another extension to the Brexit process, all The Talk in Westminster is about the possibility of The First December general election in nearly a century. Most EU states are thought to favour postponing Brexit until January, with an option for the UK to leave earlier if Parliament ratifies The Deal agreed with Boris Johnson . Having been thwarted in an attempt to get that agreement approved in Three Days , the Prime Minister has offered MPs extra time to scrutinise the agreement, provided they agree to a 12 December election.
Should a three-month extension be granted, the government says there will be a Commons vote on an election on Monday. "Take no deal off the table, and we absolutely support an election," says Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn . However, our political editor believe the "smart thing would be to leave the PM in his purgatory, twisting". Mr Corbyn, along with the SNP and Lib Dems, says he will decide once he knows the length of the Brexit extension. There is a catch, however, in the prospect of what correspondents describe as a "curious stand-off": the EU might wait for Westminster's decision on an election before agreeing any extension.
Lorry death victims undergo post-mortem examinationsPost-mortem examinations on some of the 39 people found dead in a lorry in Essex. Police believe The Eight women and 31 men in the refrigerated unit were Chinese. With their nationality still to be confirmed, China's ambassador to the UK says he has sent a team to Essex to help police identify The Victims . One of the UK's leading forensic pathologists suggests that will be a "very slow, organised process". Meanwhile, detectives have been granted extra time to hold lorry driver Mo Robinson, 25, on suspicion of murder.
A million people's help urged on invasive speciesDo you know an Asian hornet or an Oak Processionary moth caterpillar when you see one? If so, your country might just need you. Some 1. 3 million volunteers should be recruited to tackle invasive non-native species, as the effects of Climate Change threaten The Future of the UK's natural landscape, With between 36 and 48 such species expected to establish themselves within 20 years, Environmental Audit Committee chairwoman Mary Creagh says we need "an army of volunteers trained to spot and stop" them. The government says damage to ecosystems costs the economy More Than £1. 7bn a year and it is "committed" to addressing a problem.
The software that spies on your partnerBy Joe Tidy, BBC cyber-security reporter
"My husband passed me his phone to Show Me a picture," says Amy. "In that split-second I saw an alert pop up on his screen. It read, 'Daily report on Amy's Mac is ready to view. ' I felt this chill go through me and I stopped breathing for a minute. "
Stalkerware - also known as spouseware - are powerful surveillance software programs typically sold openly online. On a device, all messages can be read, screen activity recorded, GPS locations tracked and cameras used to spy on what an individual is doing.
What the papers saySeveral papers lead with Boris Johnson 's "challenge" to opponents of a December general election to "end this Nightmare " - as The Daily Telegraph puts it - of an impasse over Brexit. Labour is in chaos over How To respond, according to The Times , while the i says Mr Johnson's team is also split on the idea as it describes a "stand-off" between the two main parties.
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MPs call for action On Women driven to 'survival sex'
Test your knowledge of the week's news
If you see one thing today If you listen to one thing todayIf you read one thing today Lookahead08:00 The London Eye will move backwards for an hour - the First Time it has moved in Reverse - to mark the end of British Summer Time.
13:30 Canadian writer Margaret Atwood receives her Companion of Honour award at an investiture ceremony in Windsor Castle .
On this day1983 US marines and army rangers invade The Caribbean island of Grenada following a bloody coup by Cuban-trained military who executed Prime Minister Maurice Bishop and at least 13 of his associates.
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