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Gender news — August 1, 2026 - Page 4

Publications tagged with Gender published on August 1, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 4 of 5.

105 publications

  7. SocietyPublic HealthHealthcareGender

    Maharashtra Bans Junk Food Near Schools

    Maharashtra's Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has imposed a ban on the sale, distribution, and advertisement of processed and packaged foods high in fat, sugar, and salt within 50 meters of school premises. This includes popular items like vada pav, samosas, chips, cold drinks, chocolates, and ice cream. The move aims to promote healthier eating habits among children and ensure compliance with Food Safety and Standards Regulations. School authorities and the FDA will enforce these new rules, with violators facing action under the Food Safety and Standards Act.
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  19. SocietyNorth AmericaGenderJusticeFood

    CBC's Misleading Report on Ontario's Supervised Consumption Sites

    The CBC published an 'investigative' story on July 5, suggesting that the closure of Ontario’s supervised consumption sites has been exacerbating the province’s overdose crisis. However, a broader look at the data suggests that post-closure outcomes have actually been inconclusive or positive, and the broadcaster is accused of using cherry-picked figures to push activist propaganda.
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  20. CultureLocal GovEuropeGender

    Cambodian Women's Attitudes and Cultural Differences

    Two personal accounts discuss the attitudes and cultural differences of ordinary Cambodian women. They emphasize that while Cambodian women are easy to get along with, they are not easily pursued due to their conservative nature, strong boundaries, and belief in karma. They observe men's respect towards them before reciprocating, unlike Chinese men who often develop a superiority complex due to their higher income. At work, they expect fair compensation for extra work. Culturally, Cambodians prioritize happiness and living in the moment, unlike Chinese people who tend to delay enjoyment until after work. Their independence is out of necessity due to low male income, and they have strong self-respect.
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  21. SocietyHealthcareBiodiversityGender

    Mumbai Launches 'Drug-Free Mumbai' Campaign

    Mumbai has launched the 'Drug-Free Mumbai' campaign, aiming to create awareness and prevent drug abuse among the youth. The campaign, launched by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, is a part of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision for a 'Drug-Free India'. It involves various stakeholders, including government agencies, educational institutions, parents, and communities. The campaign seeks to empower youth and build a healthier, stronger, and safer society.
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  24. SocietyEarthHealthcareGender

    MPs Urge PM to Fix Social Care Before Assisted Dying Bill

    Labour MP Jess4Lowestoft and others oppose the assisted dying bill due to concerns about the UK's broken care system. They argue that meaningful choice and dignity at the end of life require a functional palliative care system and affordable social care. The MPs welcome the PM's commitment to fixing social care but insist that the assisted dying bill's flaws must also be addressed.
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