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Title Football still discriminates against women, says survey Media name/outlet Shanghai Daily Media type Web Country/Territory China Date 23/12/17 Description A recent survey revealed that football is still a man’s world, with half of women players not having a written contract and 50 percent of them aren’t even being paid by their clubs.
Women’s football is undergoing a period of dramatic growth and development, but there is still a long way to go, said the report by academics from the University of Manchester. A survey among 3,000 top women players also revealed that females were more likely to be approached about fixing matches.URL https://archive.shine.cn/sports/soccer/Football-still-discriminates-against-women-says-survey/shdaily.shtml Persons Aristea Koukiadaki, Geoff Pearson Title Women footballers more likely to be asked to "fix matches": Survey Media name/outlet Daiji World Media type Web Country/Territory India Date 16/12/17 Description London, Dec 16 (IANS): A survey revealed on Friday that football is still a man's world, with half of the women players not having a written contract and half not even being paid by their clubs.
Women's football is undergoing a period of dramatic growth and development, but there is still a long way to go, said the report by academics from the University of Manchester, reports Xinhua news agency.URL www.daijiworld.com/news/newsDisplay.aspx?newsID=486456 Persons Aristea Koukiadaki, Geoff Pearson Title Women footballers more likely to be asked to "fix matches": Survey Media name/outlet IANS Media type Web Country/Territory India Date 15/12/17 Description London, Dec 15: A survey revealed on Friday that football is still a man's world, with half of the women players not having a written contract and half not even being paid by their clubs. URL www.ianslive.in/index.php?param=news/-573066 Persons Aristea Koukiadaki, Geoff Pearson Title Women footballers more likely to be asked to "fix matches": Survey Media name/outlet New Kerala Media type Web Country/Territory India Date 15/12/17 Description London, Dec 15 : A survey revealed on Friday that football is still a man's world, with half of the women players not having a written contract and half not even being paid by their clubs.
Women's football is undergoing a period of dramatic growth and development, but there is still a long way to go, said the report by academics from the University of Manchester, reports Xinhua news agency.URL https://www.newkerala.com/news/fullnews-300616.html Persons Aristea Koukiadaki, Geoff Pearson Title Women footballers more likely to be asked to "fix matches": Survey Media name/outlet ProKerala Media type Web Country/Territory India Date 15/12/17 Description London, Dec 15 : A survey revealed on Friday that football is still a man's world, with half of the women players not having a written contract and half not even being paid by their clubs.
Women's football is undergoing a period of dramatic growth and development, but there is still a long way to go, said the report by academics from the University of Manchester, reports Xinhua news agency.URL https://www.prokerala.com/news/articles/a795646.html Persons Aristea Koukiadaki, Geoff Pearson Title Women footballers more likely to be asked to "fix matches": Survey Media name/outlet Business Standard Media type Web Country/Territory India Date 15/12/17 Description A survey revealed on Friday that football is still a man's world, with half of the women players not having a written contract and half not even being paid by their clubs.
Women's football is undergoing a period of dramatic growth and development, but there is still a long way to go, said the report by academics from the University of Manchester, reports Xinhua news agency.URL https://www.business-standard.com/article/news-ians/women-footballers-more-likely-to-be-asked-to-fix-matches-survey-117121501383_1.html Persons Aristea Koukiadaki, Geoff Pearson Title Women footballers more likely to be asked to “fix matches”: Survey Media name/outlet CanIndia Media type Web Country/Territory Canada Date 15/12/17 Description London, Dec 15 (IANS) A survey revealed on Friday that football is still a man’s world, with half of the women players not having a written contract and half not even being paid by their clubs.
Women’s football is undergoing a period of dramatic growth and development, but there is still a long way to go, said the report by academics from the University of Manchester, reports Xinhua news agency.URL https://www.canindia.com/women-footballers-more-likely-to-be-asked-to-fix-matches-survey/ Persons Aristea Koukiadaki, Geoff Pearson
Keywords
- women's football
- workers' rights
- law