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The erosion of women s rights since the Taliban took over Afghanistan - 08-Mar-2023

The erosion of women s rights since the Taliban took over Afghanistan - 08-Mar-2023
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Alex Morgan: Bizarre for Saudis to sponsor Women s World Cup

USWNT star Alex Morgan spoke out against the official tourism authority for Saudi Arabia potentially being a sponsor of the 2023 Women s World Cup.

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New petition to stop Saudi sponsorship of Women s World Cup

A petition to get FIFA’s reported sponsorship decision reversed has launched online, gathering nearly 9,000 signatures in a matter of days.

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PROPOSED VISIT SAUDI SPONSORSHIP OF WOMEN S WORLD CUP DEEPLY DISAPPOINTING - Business & Human Rights Resource Centre

PROPOSED VISIT SAUDI SPONSORSHIP OF WOMEN S WORLD CUP DEEPLY DISAPPOINTING - Business & Human Rights Resource Centre
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Women This Week: Saudi Arabia to Sponsor the 2023 Women s World Cup | Council on Foreign Relations

Welcome to “Women Around the World: This Week,” a series that highlights noteworthy news related to women and U.S. foreign policy. This week’s post covers January 28 to February 3.

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