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Fearing divorce, Japanese men learn to say 'I love you'
In a country where reticence about one's private life is the norm, these men are trying to prove their worth to their wives by making their vows as public as possible.
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NTUC lends working mums a hand
The National Trades Union Congress (NTUC) yesterday announced a slew of schemes to help working women. |
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Beauty bootcamp at China Olympics
Around 560,000 hopefuls have volunteered to put themselves through a gruelling self-improvement course at a vocational school in Beijing. They hope to appear alongside medal-winning athletes during award ceremonies at the Olympics next August.
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More S'pore couples divorcing earlier
But despite more calling it quits, local rates still relatively low |
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Ruling the dance floor at 70
This grandmother of one (middle) is not taking life easy after retirement. She took up a dance course after retiring more than 10 years ago, and is now well-versed in various types of dance, including her latest interest - belly-dancing.
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New York holds first summit of women leaders
Some 100 women business leaders, members of government, lawmakers, diplomats and researchers will attend.
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'My mistress had been keeping a toyboy'
A middle-aged man thought he had it all when he found a sexy, attractive woman for his mistress who was obedient and submissive. But after four years of being kept in the dark, he discovered that not only had she been keeping a toyboy, but he was her seventh man.
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Report: Court Sentences Rape Victim
A Saudi court sentenced a woman who had been gang raped to six months in jail and 200 lashes.
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Cricket Club gives women full access after 155 years
The last off-limits room - the Men's Bar - opened to them this month. It is the only room at the 155-year-old club, and probably the entire country, that has stayed off-limits to women till now.
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Loss of son led her to full-time volunteer work
When she lost her seven-year-old son Hamilton to cancer in 1994, she reassessed her life and realised that she 'wanted to give back to the community'. |
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The Little Princes
The sports and entertainment celebrities attracting the attention of Japanese aunties are getting younger.
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Saudi defends jail verdict for rape victim
Saudi Arabia defended on Tuesday a controversial verdict sentencing a 19-year-old gang rape victim to six months jail and 200 lashes.
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Online Romeo
A tale of online love inspired usually cynical New Yorkers to help a young man find the girl of his dreams after he spotted her on a crowded subway train.
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More women allegedly assaulted by NY designer
An award-winning fashion designer to the stars who is accused of sexually assaulting 18 young models in California has been charged with assaulting nine more women in New York. |
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She goes green for health & the planet
Betty L. Khoo-Kingsley, 64, is indefatigable in her support for environmental issues and pursues an organic lifestyle with a passion. She tells Shefali Srinivas what she eats, where she buys it and how much an organic way of life costs her.
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Older white women join Kenya's sex tourists
Older female tourists say country "just full of big young boys who like us older girls." |
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From man to woman to man
A gender journey - man to woman to man - reaches unhappy ending at a church.
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Breaking up not hard to do for China's "me" generation
Ten months after they tied the knot, Li Lei and Wang Yang, both 20-something Chinese professionals, decided it was time to break up so they could spend more time with their lovers. |
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Saudi women stifled by stringent restrictions
Constraints were highlighted after a judge sentenced a 19-year-old gang rape victim to jail and 200 lashes of the whip. -AFP
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Women-only business and professional networks sprout
Numbers grow as more females turn to each other for advice and support. |
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'30min to work' for women looking to return to workforce
The '30 minutes to work' job fair, held on Friday at the Jurong Entertainment Centre at Jurong East, offered non-working women an array of jobs all located within the Jurong neighbourhood.
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