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Spain’s new prime minister makes wavesPedro Sánchez, the new prime minister of Spain, has made history by appointing a cabinet with a majority of women which sets the country apart from the rest of Europe and is unique in the world.
Migrant women urged to embrace hidden talentsA Dublin psychologist has told migrant women that finding their hidden talents can help them succeed in adapting to their new life in Ireland.
Poor living conditions show urgency to help Ireland’s Roma - New ReportMore than four-fifths of Roma in Ireland surveyed said they had faced “discrimination in the street or a public place”, prompting Muntean to urge the Government to take “effective measures” to tackle anti-Roma racism “particularly towards Roma women”.
Building better futures for migrant women entrepreneursAlthough many migrant women in Ireland have had businesses back in their countries of origin, very few have gone through this path here. Once living in Ireland, they need proper supports to navigate the market and to become familiar with legislation, taxation, branding, targeting customers and the like.
Trump killed hope for peace in PalestineAfter Trump’s assaults on the Paris Climate Agreement, his threats to American Muslims and his disrespectful and degrading treatment of women, the 'WrestleMania lover' selected Palestinians as his latest targets.
Vulnerable migrant women have rights in Ireland says ICI chief KilloranVictims of domestic abuse whose right to live in Ireland is dependent on their spouse or partner have been reminded they are entitled to their own “independent status
Taste of community gives Igbo women greater sense of purpose in IrelandCharity work never tasted so good as Igbo women in Dublin banded together to raise money for those less fortunate in Nigeria.
Time for Ireland to act on femicide216 women and 16 children have been killed by men since Women’s Aid Femicide Project began 21 years ago, according to 'Femicide Watch 2017', a report published by Women's Aid.
Anambra State efforts recognised in IrelandThe Anambra Irish Professionals Association (AIPA) successfully collaborated with Anambra State Association’s (ASA) Women’s wing in Ireland for the second annual Leadership Lecture and Award series in Dublin recently.
Women to the fore in 2017 Dublin Arabic Film FestivalThe fourth Dublin Arabic Film Festival (Daff) will open on Friday 6 October at the Irish Film Institute (IFI) in Dublin’s Temple Bar.