Legislation makes headlines around the world

It's fair to say that New Zealand bringing in bereavement leave for pregnancy loss has made waves around the world. I found myself converting my office into a studio last night for an interview with Australia's ABC News (above), and the story has also been shared in outlets including:

• The BBC
• The Guardian
• Huffington Post
• New York Times
• The Washington Post
• CNN
• USA Today
• CBC News Canada
• Channel News Asia
• Bangkok Post
• The Hindu
• RTÉ Ireland
• NZ Herald
• Te Ao Māori News
• TVNZ
• NewsHub

​There was a particularly lovely article in the Otago Daily Times today. Scroll halfway down this page to read it online. 

What's even more exciting is that our news seems to have sparked calls for other countries to update their employment legislation:

• Australia urged to follow New Zealand's example and offer paid leave after miscarriage, SBS News
• Australia should follow New Zealand's lead, Women's Agenda
• Does Canada need a bereavement leave for miscarriage, HR Reporter
• Why Ireland should follow New Zealand's lead, Her
• Will Ireland give paid leave for miscarriage? Irish Examiner
• Should the UK follow suit? Yahoo News

I'd love to know if anyone else has seen calls for change from other parts of the world.