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Low wages, poor parental leave hinder gender equality: World Bank | Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha (BSS)

Low wages, poor parental leave hinder gender equality: World Bank | Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha (BSS)
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WASHINGTON: Countries are making progress towards greater gender equality, but women around the world continue to face regulations that limit their economic opportunities and the pandemic has created new challenges, the World Bank said Tuesday. Reforms to remove obstacles to womens

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Low Wages, Poor Parental Leave Hinder Gender Equality: World Bank

Low Wages, Poor Parental Leave Hinder Gender Equality: World Bank
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Developing Countries Struggling To Cope With COVID-19

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic is adversely impacting most developing countries disproportionately, especially the United Nations’ least developed countries (LDCs) and the World Bank’s low-income c

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Women on Average Have Just 76% of Men s Legal Rights Worldwide

Women on Average Have Just 76% of Men’s Legal Rights Worldwide Bloomberg 2/23/2021 Eric Martin © Photographer: Christof Koepsel/Getty Images Women walk alongside the skyline of the West Bay area in Doha. (Bloomberg) The World Bank warned that the pandemic is reinforcing gender inequality in many countries, with women on average having roughly three-quarters of the legal rights of men, a situation that risks undermining global development. Popular Searches Covid-19 has exacerbated women’s challenges in employment and education, the bank said in its annual report on Women, Business and the Law. While legislation in some countries has improved, women in other nations still face legal limits on their economic opportunities, including restrictions on travel without a male guardian, as well as disadvantages in parenting and retirement, the bank said.

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