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As Britain and the world reel in shock at the outcome of Brexit, TWF considers the gender implications of the referendum results. Depressingly, women were noticeably absent from media debates and other public forums leading up to the vote.
TWF, the Centre for Comparative & Public Law and the Women's Studies Research Centre at the University of Hong Kong brought together leaders and change makers from the NGO, social service and education sectors to the Community Screening of "She Objects" followed by a panel discussion on the role of education in promoting critical thinking on media creation and consumption.
This month, we mourn the deaths of boxing superstar Muhammad Ali who died of natural causes and British MP Jo Cox who was murdered in her prime.
I’m honoured to be serving with my amazing fellow jury members to judge this year's Cannes Glass Lions! The Glass Lion recognises work that implicitly or explicitly addresses issues of gender inequality or prejudice, through the conscious representation of gender in advertising.