AvatarKiki Surnameflipped into Women's World DailyNew media is misrepresenting women in Africa: what feminists can dothisisafrica.me - The ConversationWhen computer technology made electronic communication possible, the “new media” emerged: email, chat rooms, blogs, YouTube, Twitter, Facebook and so …
AvatarKiki Surnameflipped into Women's World DailyNobel Prize-winning author Toni Morrison is dead at 88NBC News - By David K. Li and Minyvonne BurkeThe famed African American writer wrote "Beloved" and "Song of Solomon" among other acclaimed works. Internationally acclaimed author Toni Morrison, whose prose spoke to the pain and resiliency in the African American experience, has died, her family and her publisher announced Tuesday. She was …
AvatarKiki Surnameflipped into Older TimesToo many older people given 'antidepressants instead of therapy'The Guardian - Denis CampbellShow caption Too many older people given ‘antidepressants instead of therapy’ Just 6.3% of people referred for NHS psychological help are older than 65, shows study Mon 11 Feb 2019 19.05 EST GPs are giving too many older people antidepressants when they are struggling with depression, and should …
AvatarKiki Surnameflipped into Women's World DailyThe burning bed – woman opens up about how she escaped domestic violencetvm.com.mt - Ritianne AgiusAqra bil- Malti A woman who lived through her husband’s beatings and infidelities has opened up about what she went through in the hope of giving …
AvatarKiki Surnameflipped into Women's World Daily'A culture of domestic violence': France’s femicide problemFrance 24 - Ivy SCOTTSeventy-five women have been killed by their current or former partners in France so far in 2019. As Spain leads several European countries in the fight to lower femicide rates, why is France so behind? Seventy-five women have already become victims of femicide this year in France --that’s more than …
AvatarKiki Surnameflipped into Women's World DailyRemote town becomes first in Nepal to end practice of isolating women during periodsThe Telegraph - Joe WallenA remote district in the west of Nepal has become the first in the country to eradicate the illegal practice of banishing women and girls to secluded huts when they have their periods. Despite an official ban on the centuries-old Hindu superstition, known as chhaupadi, it is still common for women …
