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Catalina Pizarro spent two months carrying a daughter doctors said would not survive. A landmark abortion ruling in Chile exposes how medical delays can hollow out legal protections, leaving women to pay for treatment, fight for recognition, and endure alone.











In times of crisis, a need is seen in the business sector, to have in its work teams trained people to face the conjuncture moment.

Companies are investing more in diversity and inclusion, but their programs are halfway there and very few are succeeding.

In Moldova, women raise their voices against violence and offer political leaders.

Technology has had an impact on the research and treatment of mental illnesses.

Spain is set to become the first western nation to propose three days of menstrual health leave. The country would be following Japan, South Korea, and Indonesia. Also, there’s a proposal to end the tax on menstrual products.

Tong Judy Wenhong came to hold the position of chief people officer of Alibaba Group, one of the world's largest e-commerce companies and was always convinced that she could occupy a high position
