Gender-Based Violence & Keeping Families Together - DOS Weekly Headlines

Happy Canada Day to our readers in my beauty-filled second country! 

This is our 23rd edition of DOS Weekly and families and their health is our focus

DOS Foundation and this weekly is dedicated to empowering every woman and  her family. Our carefully selected stories for you this week cover career, the need for more employment opportunities as a safeguard to familys' well being, women's health and gender-based violence.

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Women: Still Without Equal Pay - DOS Weekly

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The 22nd edition of DOS Weekly and centuries since they have been talking about gender-pay equity!

Women work just as long and just as hard as men but in some places in our world, they earn $0.70 or less on every dollar a man gets. Some United Kingdom business leaders are talking about it again and we share highlights in our featured story

DOS Foundation and this weekly is dedicated to empowering every woman and our stories this week reminds us of the continuing plight of 200+ Nigerian girls who remain captive. Also in Africa, we feature the latest news on the dreaded Ebola disease; and turn attention to several stories making news in the rest of our world.

Other carefully selected stories for you our readers cover career, women's health and general interest articles.

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We Don't Value Fathers Enough - DOS Weekly

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• Tomorrow is Fathers Day so we take this opportunity in this our 21st edition of DOS Weekly to wish all the men around the world a great day 
  
  DOS Foundation and this weekly is dedicated to empowering every woman and our featured story this week highlights the educational needs and deficit of her children.
  
  Other carefully selected stories for you our readers cover career, women's health and general interest articles from around the world.
  
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Keep Gender Stereotyping Out Of Raising Kids! DOS Weekly

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This is the 20th edition of DOS Weekly and we mark this milestone with a story about gender stereotyping.  DOS Foundation and this weekly is dedicated to empowering and uplifting women and our feature story speaks to the effects of "boxing" the human spirit.

"Keep Gender Stereotypes Out Of Raising Kids," the success of women's films at the box office and stories on important women's health issues were carefully selected for you our readers around the world.

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Namaste

The 100 Most Powerful Women - DOS Weekly

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The phenomenal woman, Maya Angelou, made her transition this week and we feature some of her most inspiring life lessons in this, the 19th edition of DOS Weekly.

Equally important is the story of the world's 100 most powerful women - Angela Merkel, Michelle Obama, Marissa Mayer and Arundhati Bhattacharya are among the top 50. That is our feature story, along with some truths about eating out, and the obesity ranking of countries around the world.

Do enjoy reading these and other art and entertainment, leisure and education stories that were carefully selected for you.

We thank you for your continued support and again invite you to subscribe to DOS Weekly and get notification once the paper is hot off the keyboard. 

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Female Genital Mutilation: Barbarism or Culture? DOS Weekly

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Female genital mutilation, child marriages and boys wear skirts to school - these are our top stories this week. Hi and welcome to the 18th edition of DOS Weekly.

Health, education and art & entertainment stories from around the world for and about women are part of our carefully selected line up.

We thank you for your continued support and again invite you to subscribe to DOS Weekly and get notification once the paper is hot off the keyboard. 

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Have a great weekend!

Why 73 Percent Of Cheating Women Stray? DOS Weekly

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Off to a lazy start as it is the May long weekend here in Canada! What is that? We have a story about that for you in this the 17th edition of DOS Weekly!

"Why Do 73 Percent Of Cheating Women Stray" is our scoop this week. We also look at rising food prices, our swearing kids and of course,  summer fashion to soak up the sunshine.
 

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The State of the World's Mothers - DOS Weekly

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Our Weekly is out! 

The "State of the World's Mothers - Save the Children" is our centerpiece for Mother's Day, highlighting women and children around the world. 

An update on the story of the kidnapped Nigerian is also included in this the sixteenth edition of our Weekly. Also, check out our new environment section. 

We thank you for your continued support and invite you to stay connected with us throughout the weekend on our Facebook page and/or through Twitter.

Why Prison Isn't Working For Women - Daughters of Sheba Weekly

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It is Saturday, April 26 and thank you for reading DOS Weekly where we carefully select stories to meet the interest of women all over!

Stories such as “Why prison isn't working for women,” which is the highlight of this the fourteenth edition of our Weekly.

Other stories this week focus globally on education, gender equity issues and health, our regular travel and our leisure stories for women.

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Namaste

Young People Don't See Women Automatically As Human Beings - DOS Weekly

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“Young People Don't See Women Automatically As Human Beings,” says political writer and analyst Zerlina Maxwell. 

Her story headlines this the eleventh edition of our Weekly and as always our stories are carefully selected to meet the interest of women all over! 

Some of the stories this week focus on women’ health: “Thyroid Symptoms in Women” and wellbeing: “Simple Ways To Feel Happier Today.” 

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Can Boys Be Coerced Into Sex? - Daughters of Sheba Weekly 10th Edition

This is the 10th edition of our Weekly and as always our stories are carefully selected to meet the interest of women all over! Our featured story and in fact our headline stories this week focus on sex and sexuality.

The main story asks the question: “Can Boys Be ‘Coerced’ Into Sex?” and points to the results of a new study, “which reveal that they are being coerced into sex by girls and young women, will surprise many.”

Continuing in this vein, we also highlight stories and reports on porn and empowerment, the future of sex and travel, health and leisure activities for women. Read it here

DOS Weekly Is Out! Read All About It

As promised our Weekly is now available!  Do read and subscribe here.