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Anti-patriarchy vaccine needed - Daily Times

Anti-patriarchy vaccine needed April 7, 2021 Recently, I came across the story of Sara (Saartjie) Baartman. Her life and death provide a stark reminder of the power and outreach of the patriarchy, even today. Born in South Africa, Sara was sold into slavery before being trafficked to Europe in the early 19th century. Once there, she became part of a freak show popular with British and French high society, which leered over her body shape. Even her death in Paris in 1815 at 26 years of age proved insufficient to end the humiliation. For the Musée de l’Homme (Museum of Man), in the French capital, publicly displayed Sara’s body parts until 1974.

COVID-19 has been a setback for women Gender-responsive policies can stem the losses

April 7, 2021 You are here: Home / World Economic Forum / COVID-19 has been a setback for women. Gender-responsive policies can stem the losses COVID-19 has been a setback for women. Gender-responsive policies can stem the losses (Credit: Unsplash) This article is brought to you thanks to the collaboration of The European Sting with the World Economic Forum. Author: Ruma Bhargava, Project Lead, Fourth Industrial Revolution for Health, India, World Economic Forum, C4IR India & Dr Megha Bhargava, Deputy Commissioner Income Tax, Ministry of Finance, Government of India COVID-19 pandemic has exposed socio-economic inequalities in health, income, education and mental wellbeing. Women in countries like India, who are already socially disadvantaged, have suffered these negative impacts more than most.

The agenda health and Pakistan - Daily Times

Daily Times April 6, 2021 The current pandemic of COVID 19 is still unfolding not only its own mutations but several other pandemics of inequalities too. Multi-level and multi-faceted challenges are integrated in the health systems of all countries. As a part of its commitment to the agenda 2030, achieving the Universal Health Coverage with its 16 indicators is a critical task for nearly all member countries of the UN. Pakistan in spite of many inherent constraints that also encompass its routinely underfunded health system has fortunately survived well through this global catastrophe of Coronavirus. Its health system, is or should be swiveled by leadership and governance for managing service delivery, human resources, technologies, finances etc. Most of the factors that critically influence our country’s health systems are outside the technical domain of health care systems. Too often there exists a large gap between actual needs and perceived needs not only of the target popula

Ahmed Alrefai on Growing Female Economic Participation in Saudi Arabia

Ahmed Alrefai on Growing Female Economic Participation in Saudi Arabia
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India fares poorly in South Asia in global gender gap report - The Sunday Guardian Live

India fares poorly in South Asia in global gender gap report - The Sunday Guardian Live
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