I'm Sophia Smith Gala and I'm Saatchi Cole and we're on a quest to find out where in the world women are living their best lives.

We're here to shine a light on some surprising and inspiring places and what we can learn from them.

Where to be a woman from the BBC World Service.

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This is the Global News Podcasts from the BBC World Service.

I'm Janet Jalil and in the early hours of Thursday the 21st of March, these are our main stories.

Women fleeing Sudan's civil war in the Darfur region have told the BBC that rape is being

used to target the country's black African population.

French regulators are imposing a fine on Google of more than 270 million dollars for violating

intellectual property rules.

The headquarters of the Spanish Football Federation have been raided by police as part of a corruption investigation.

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being sold in Sweden.

Since April last year Sudan has been torn apart by fighting between the

country's military and their former allies, a paramilitary group called

the Rapid Support Forces.

There have been harrowing stories of the violence experienced by women in the conflict.

Those affected have spoken of how rape is used as a weapon of revenge against some members of the country's black

African community. The UN says there are reports that the RSF whose origins lie in

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