Women Still Excluded from French Open Night Sessions
All eight night sessions at this year’s French Open have been allocated to men, leaving women with only daytime slots. The schedule pushes women’s matches out of prime viewing hours.
The decision has sparked criticism from gender‑equality advocates. Organisers argue that night sessions attract larger audiences and higher broadcast revenues.
Pressure mounts for women to receive equal exposure on the big stage.
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