A recent World Bank survey found that in 155 out of 173 countries, women face legal obstacles in the workplace. Arancha González calls for changeThe campaigners challenging misogyny and sexism in Brazil[br]You might think that gender inequality nowadays has more to do with social obstacles than legal ones. Like companies paying a young graduate less than the salary negotiated by her male classmate. Or women doing more unpaid household work than their male partners. You would be inaccurate. Related: Rwanda's gender gap: banks must end failing female entrepreneurs Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com