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Denmark banned Helsingør's use of Google Chromebooks/Workspace in schools in 2022 over undocumented data transfers. A five-year probe ended in January 2026 …
Chile's 2024 'Ley Pompón' bans peat extraction and regulates Sphagnum moss harvesting across an estimated 3.2-4 million hectares of peatland; an independent …
Since 2014 New Zealand's national biodiversity-offsetting guidance has let developers offset unavoidable habitat loss through resource consents aiming for 'no net loss' …
Iran's July 2016 law cut paid working hours for mothers of young children from 44 to 36 a week, intended to help …
Since 2007, Russia's 'maternity capital' grant (now ~737,000 rubles) raised long-run fertility by ~0.15 children per woman, but peer-reviewed and feminist research …
In 2016 Bahamian MPs unanimously passed four bills for equal citizenship and anti-discrimination rights for women, but voters rejected all four (61-79% …
Haiti's 2012 constitutional amendment reserves 30% of national posts for women, but with no implementing law or penalties, women hold under 5% …
Guinea's 2019 Law on Parity mandated 50% women on all electoral lists, replacing a 30% quota never met in practice. Passed unanimously …
Kuwait's 2005 law granting women the vote and right to stand for office produced a peak of 4 elected women (2009) but …
This study was commissioned by the European Parliament’s Policy Department for Citizens' Rights and Constitutional Affairs at the request of the Committee …
Since the early 1990s, there has been investment in women's entrepreneurship policy (WEP) in Sweden, which continued until 2015. During the same …
In April 2025 the UAE Cabinet approved a Regulatory Intelligence Office using AI to map, monitor and update laws in real time. …
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