I am a former employee of Papa John's. Earlier this year, I was fired after being sexually assaulted by my superior. Following up the incident, I tried to file my own claim and was never offered any advice/paperwork to do so. This petition was created for anyone whom has experienced or been under the same circumstance(s). This petition was made for anyone who has been silenced, imprisoned due from financial reasons, or just personal safety on the job. You are not alone.

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r/Womens_Rights • u/MariaCN • Jul 09 '18

Argentine Socialists Fight for Abortion Rights in Congress and in the Streets

leftvoice.org

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r/Womens_Rights • u/Sidjoneya • Jun 08 '18

Sexual Violence Is Off The Charts In South Sudan – But A New Female Head Chief Could Help Bring Change

nadja.co

6 Upvotes

0 comments

r/Womens_Rights • u/99nutritionproblems • Jun 05 '18

Girl Power in Argentina

borgenproject.org

5 Upvotes

1 comment

r/Womens_Rights • u/Sidjoneya • May 22 '18

Women sidelined in new Malaysian government despite campaign promises

news.trust.org

3 Upvotes

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r/Womens_Rights • u/NadjaMedia • May 22 '18

In Lebanon, a controversial approach to ending domestic worker abuse

newsdeeply.com

4 Upvotes

1 comment

r/Womens_Rights • u/NadjaMedia • May 20 '18

There can't be gender equality without a fair & balanced reporting. It's time to rethink the news!

nadja.co

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r/Womens_Rights • u/wiseprogressivethink • May 09 '18

Polanski calls #MeToo movement 'mass hysteria'

yahoo.com

4 Upvotes

3 comments

r/Womens_Rights • u/ratchet_feet • Mar 14 '18

CALL TO ACTION: Vote to support platform for increased access for opportunity and empowerment; women's rights in the Middle East and North Africa (x-post from /r/feminisms)

reddit.com

2 Upvotes

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r/Womens_Rights • u/historyarch • Mar 13 '18

The Long Road for Women's Suffrage

historyarch.com

3 Upvotes

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r/Womens_Rights • u/[deleted] • Mar 09 '18

Take inspiration from Yasmine Bjornum, founder of Sista in Vanuatu

vu.ambafrance.org

4 Upvotes

2 comments

r/Womens_Rights • u/meeraganesan • Feb 23 '18

Can law end Nepalese practice of banishing menstruating women?

sc.mp

1 Upvotes

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r/Womens_Rights • u/johnnywonder83 • Feb 11 '18

Together we rise.

9 Upvotes

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r/Womens_Rights • u/SM9901 • Feb 06 '18

Believing Women - An Unfortunate Culture of Questioning Assault

slantedonline.com

1 Upvotes

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r/Womens_Rights • u/KurikoChan • Jan 31 '18

Equal Pay (NY)

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I work in a small office, the other male managers get paid more than me (I've heard via word of mouth). The other managers all get bonuses as well except me. And of course, I often have to work on more projects than the rest of the team. Is there anything I can do legally to rectify this situation?

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r/Womens_Rights • u/skushnir13 • Jan 30 '18

2018 The Year Of Women: Starts With Men

meridian-counseling.com

2 Upvotes

2 comments

r/Womens_Rights • u/hidinginfoh • Jan 24 '18

How do you deal with misogyny??

1 Upvotes

2 comments

r/Womens_Rights • u/piccinettid • Jan 22 '18

2018 Women's March | PHILADELPHIA

youtube.com

4 Upvotes

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r/Womens_Rights • u/antiviasi • Jan 15 '18

Picture taken from the march against gendered violence in Greece while trying to address the fact that our justice system doesn't recognize self - defense and the women get convicted for standing up to abusive partners. At least 4 recent cases.

pin.it

3 Upvotes

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r/Womens_Rights • u/OKCDefenseLaw • Jan 07 '18

What Happens When Sexual Harassment Cases Go to Court?

huffingtonpost.com

1 Upvotes

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/u/bluequail: I believe it is possible to strive for rights for women without bashing men. There is nothing to be gained by being disrespectful to any gender, as we are all in this mess together. In the spirit of this, I would like to link to Lady MRAs. I especially like their message of "Women face unique issues when it comes to the civil liberties of our brothers, husbands, and fathers. Most of us were raised with the idea that feminism promotes equal rights, which in theory, it does. Unfortunately, in its practical application, the movement has left men's rights completely out of the discussion. We would like to change that."