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Trabajadora is the magazine of La Secretaría confederal de la Mujer (Confederate Women's Secretary) of the Spanish labor union CCOO. The magazine was founded in 1984 and now gets published quarterly; emphasis on women and work, discrimination, equality, women's rights, etc. All issues since 2001 can get downloaded as pdf-files for free.

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The Andalusian Plataforma Andaluza De Apoyo Al Lobby Europeo De Mujeres has published this magazine since 2006 with an emphasis on equality, women's rights, international/transnational/global perspectives, feminist theory and debate, politics, economics, history, reproductive rights, sexism, etc. So far 8 issues (#0-#7) have been published and all of them can get downloaded from their website! Since 1998 the platform also has been publishing the yearbook Agenda de Mujeres

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quaterly Swiss newspaper that resumes and republishes articles from various other national and international media (newspapers, magazines, Internet etc.) dealing with women's rights, feminist news, equality, women and work, education, health, violence, culture, science etc. while adding further information/research on these topics

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Zharava - Жарава was a monthly magazine of the Bulgarian NGO WAD - Women's Alliance for Development covering a wide range of topics with emphasis on women's rights, equality, economic justice, development, power, violence, women and conflict/war, women and career/education/labour, family/motherhood, environment, health, literature/culture etc. WAD also published the English magazine Fair Play for the KARAT coalition

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WomensViewsOnNews.org is the women’s daily online news and current affairs service, operating on a ‘not for profit’ basis.

The site provides up to date news on all the major national and international stories of the day, in much the same way as any newspaper or online news service, but the stories we feature here are always about women. It also includes feature articles and opinion pieces from time to time, but the focus is on news.

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Our vision is building a world where all women’s voices and experiences are heard by all.

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blog of the Italian feminist collective Mujeres Libres based in Bologna and founded by students and precarious workers; emphasis on reproductive rights (contraception, abortion) and body politics, violence, activism and political participation, LGBTIQ, sexuality, (precarious) work, sexism/stereotypes and representation of women, etc.

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