Iulia Anghelescu, Author at Women's eNews

U.S. Cabs Steer Clear of Push for Female Drivers

By Iulia Anghelescu ● Arts & Culture ● January 6, 2009

While women-only taxi companies have begun to offer avant-garde services in many parts of the world, the U.S. taxi industry is a stubbornly male business. One female limo driver in New York says she likes the work, but warns the hours are long.

Feds Count Gender Crimes; Issue ‘Conscience’ Rule

By Iulia Anghelescu ● Arts & Culture ● December 20, 2008

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The U.S. Department of Justice has revised its methodology for tracking violent crimes, resulting in data that more accurately reflects the rates of gender-based crimes against American women.

Obama to Push CEDAW; Iran Threatens Activists

By Iulia Anghelescu ● Arts & Culture ● December 6, 2008

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Base Closures Urged; Gender Violence Rampant

By Iulia Anghelescu ● Arts & Culture ● November 29, 2008

‘Conscience Rule’ Creates Quandary for Hospitals

By Iulia Anghelescu ● Health & Science ● November 20, 2008

Bush is expected to sign a rule giving health care workers latitude to deny medications and procedures. Seen as a broadside on abortion it could also put hospitals at odds with state laws ensuring rape victims’ access to emergency contraception.

Global Gender Gaps Shrink; Women 60% of World Poor

By Iulia Anghelescu ● Politics ● November 15, 2008

Voters Turn Back Anti-Choice Ballot Measures

By Iulia Anghelescu ● Arts & Culture ● November 5, 2008

An abortion ban was rejected in South Dakota and an effort to grant legal status to fertilized eggs lost in Colorado. In California, a measure to require parental consent to teens who seek abortions was also defeated.

Chinese Women Gain; Soldiers Report Sex Assault

By Iulia Anghelescu ● Politics ● November 1, 2008

Catholics Press for Rights; Israel’s Livni Snubbed

By Iulia Anghelescu ● Arts & Culture ● October 18, 2008

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Catholic women marched in Rome to denounce the church’s ban against female priests, the Associated Press reported Oct. 16. In May, the Vatican reiterated its stance against female ordination and said women who take part will be excommunicated.

New Cancer Vaccine Urged; Election Is Roe’s Future

By Iulia Anghelescu ● Politics ● October 11, 2008

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