article_snippet: The Bill, Hillary and Chelsea Clinton foundation released a wide-ranging report on Monday declaring that the world's 'pace of change' on the rights of women and girls 'has been far too slow.
article_snippet: But the report, called 'No Ceilings,' comes at a time when the Clinton Foundation is under fire for accepting large cash infusions from countries that the State Department has accused of discriminating against women and committing other human rights abuses.
article_snippet: Clinton Foundation told The New York Times that no foreign governments contributed toward producing the reports, but in the nonprofit world funds are fungible and it's unclear how anyone could wall off the project from the questionable donations.
article_snippet: Clinton Foundation released Clinton Foundation report a day after International Women's Day, an annual March 8 observance that was shortened this year in the U.S. with the beginning of Daylight Savings Time.
article_snippet: Clinton Foundation's partners on the 'No Ceilings' project include the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the Economist Intelligence Unit, UCLA WORLD Policy Analysis Center and Fathom Information Design.
article_snippet: Mrs. Clinton, a former secretary of state, U.S. Senator and first lady, is touting its report at a politicall vulnerable time.