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The murder of Marjam Jarmohamadi in Iran, carried out by her husband and brother, has sparked outrage and highlighted social norms and a legal system that often treats women as guilty of violence when they allegedly threaten family honor. #ŽenskeInNasilje #UmorIzČasti #Iran (translated)

Barbara Drnac noted that Tereza prepared 10 yoga culinary retreats, created many new recipes, and made progress in yoga, while the dates for 2027 were already filling up. She added that Bojan Požar joined, as he himself said, when the women left, and that his back hurt a bit and he still did not know if he would run the next day. Drnac wrote that she enjoyed the Greek sun, although there was quite a bit of rain this year. The photo on Facebook, according to her, sparked a wave of female outrage, and she asked users on X if they would be bolder; she remarked that legs are simply of different lengths. She also reported that the cat Zeus has become Slovenian, was calm on the plane, and served as a model for crying children at the airports in Heraklion and Athens. She wrote that one animal was rescued, and two more were expected to arrive in a month. #joga #kulinarika #retreat (translated)

Roli23 labeled Asto as a caviar socialist and noted that she was the loudest. He claimed that she lived like a queen at his expense and at the expense of others, and described her as a corrupt and totalitarian woman whom he no longer wants. https://t.co/CVYeHpSky2 #politika #socializem #totalitarizem (translated)

A shocking scandal occurred in the German army, where soldiers allegedly forced female recruits into sex and organized a competition about who could hit more, with ten members of the 1st Medical Regiment being accused. #sexuálnizneužívání #vojenskáetika #Německáarmáda (translated)

BrutusReloaded asked why Slovenska filantropija is collecting only men's clothing and refusing women's and children's. He was curious whether women and children also experience hardship and poverty, specifically mentioning single mothers with a minimum wage. He asked whom the collection is intended for. https://t.co/aBxwQaMX3p #SlovenskaFilantropija #Revščina #Solidarnost (translated)

Karolína Muchová admitted in an interview that despite her successes and physical form, she is struggling with fatigue and gathering strength for the end of the tennis season, while discussing the challenges of the women's tennis circuit with the WTA. #KarolínaMuchová #WTATour #tenis (translated)

The author pointed out what he described as the abuse of the flag and incitement against the constitutional right of women to decide on childbirth, and expressed outrage. He wrote that in his opinion, the problem in Slovenia is not abortions, but violence, child abuse, and pedophilia, which are supposed to occur also within the Catholic Church, politics, and more broadly. He called on the Catholic Church to address the faithful in church, not at rallies. #splav #ženske #splav #nasilje #SI (translated)

The author of the post asked why the gathering is necessary and stated that, in his opinion, no one restricts the birth of children. He believed that women have the option to choose and that women who do not decide to have a child should not be judged. He added that the decision to have a child is personal and is not a matter for the Catholic Church, and he asked when the gathering will be dedicated to children who have died in wars, to the hungry, the poor, and the abused. (translated)

Katja Kokot wrote that she does not care if she faces criticism for her views and agreed with the woman whose name was not mentioned. She believed that religions or cults that force women into marriages, require them to cover their bodies, or separate people by gender are unacceptable. She added that in her opinion, no religion should be the cause of wars, rapes, slavery, or executions. She called for society to move forward in the 21st century and urged women to take off the scarves from their heads, as this piece of cloth was meant to separate "yours and ours." #enakopravnost #ženske #svoboda (translated)

Luka Svetina asked whether the Institute 8 March will stand up for the journalist from Planet TV, for whom he stated that she was only doing her job, or if she is more dedicated to political activity than to the fight for women's rights. https://t.co/BG9atns3tE #ŽenskePravice #Novinarstvo #Politika (translated)

A nurse from UKC Ljubljana recorded and sent photographs of a dead woman and other patient medical documentation to external parties, which led to witness protection measures and the involvement of law enforcement authorities. #UKCLjubljana #medicinskaSestra #varovanjeZasebnosti (translated)

Due to health reasons, she closed her practice in 1939 and died on October 13, 1940. A commemorative plaque on the house at Na Moráni honors her, although it has an incorrect graduation date. By 1939, approximately twelve hundred women had graduated from medical school. Among scientific assistants from 1909 to 1939, women made up about fourteen percent, and by 1936, only two women had achieved the title of associate professor — both in the field of dermatology. Anna Honzáková was not among them. Today, the situation has turned completely upside down at first glance. While in Anna Honzáková’s time, women stood before closed doors, current medicine resembles an inverted funnel. Today, 65 to 66% of medical school graduates are women, and in regular practice, female doctors make up over 60% of all professionals. However, the higher you look into the management structures, the more women disappear. Among leading doctors and heads of departments, the proportion of women drops to 37%. Among the eight Czech medical faculties, there are eight deans — not a single one is a woman. A similar imbalance exists in academia: women make up only 15.7% of professors in Czech science, and in the management of universities or research institutions, women occupy only about 19% of positions. Anna Honzáková did not lead a university department, did not leave behind a named medical finding, nor did she manage a clinic. However, she had a practice whose waiting room was fuller than those of her colleagues, to whom the professorial body allowed an academic career. She paved the way for thousands of successors. The story of full recognition of female expertise and authority at the helm of healthcare continues even today. P.S.: Every day I bring a story about an overlooked female scientist. Help spread the #ZenyVeVede series – through reactions, comments, shares, or by following @tkapler, so you don't miss the next episode. What do you think about her legacy and the current imbalance of women in leadership? Isn't it time to change that? #ZenyVeVede #Zdravotnictvi #Rovnost (translated)

As part of the international breast cancer awareness month, known as Pink October, the Europa Donna Association and the Ljubljana Institute of Oncology urge women to regularly participate in screening mammography in the Dora program and to focus on self-examination to ensure timely detection and effective treatment of breast cancer. #RožnatiOktober #RakDojke #Presejanje (translated)

Historicky dvanáctý titul pro český tým (5 za Československo) v nejprestižnější ženské týmové tenisové soutěži.👑🇨🇿 Bára Strýcová slaví zisk sedmé trofeje a je čtvrtou ženou na světě a první Češkou, která ji získala jako hráčka i jako kapitánka. ✊ https://t.co/FzzCdYqHDy #tenis #Česko #sport

Linda Nosková porazila Elinu Svitolinu, získala druhý bod a české tenistky slaví po osmi letech titul v ženské týmové soutěži. Billie Jean King Cup v jeho současné podobě ovládly vůbec poprvé.👑🇨🇿 Na finálovém turnaji vyhrály naše hráčky všech 6 utkání. https://t.co/AaqfPfbkD2 #BillieJeanKingCup #tenis #českatenis

České tenistky na Billie Jean King Cupu opět prokázaly svou dominanci ve světovém tenisovém žebříčku, když s přehledem zvítězily nad Ukrajinou a zajistily si 12. trofej, což potvrzuje pokračující tradici úspěchů v českém ženském tenise. #ČeskýTenis #BillieJeanKingCup #KarolínaMuchová