Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About (In)Equality
From Infant Mortality Rates to Retirement Income, Divided by Gender
In its second annual report on the state of gender equality, the EU compiles a vast collection of data, in chart form as well as figures, on the differences between males and females. From wages to household duties, it’s all here. And while there have been gains, the report also highlights where the EU still has a long way to go to reach its goal of equality.
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