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gender-gap

Breaking the glass ceiling
Editorial 7 years ago

Breaking the glass ceiling

To break the glass ceiling in corporations, bureaucracy and the workplace, women need meritocracy as well as affirmative action.
Insight: Kartini and the everlasting fight for gender parity
Opinion 7 years ago

Insight: Kartini and the everlasting fight for gender parity

The World Economic Forum’s 2017 Global Gender Gap Report found that gender parity is still more than 200 years away.
Why promoting diversity matters in Indonesia
Opinion 7 years ago

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Why promoting diversity matters in Indonesia

What does it take to create a workplace culture where women and men have equal opportunities for advancement and pay?
A fair platform for women academics
Opinion 8 years ago

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A fair platform for women academics

Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati addressed the obvious competence gap in which women are always found as an underdeveloped group despite their actual potential.
Indonesia needs more women in politics, UNDP survey suggests
National 8 years ago

Indonesia needs more women in politics, UNDP survey suggests

Greater participation of women in Indonesian politics, in terms of their presence on legislative bodies, is key to the country’s efforts to close the gender inequality gap, the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) has said in its latest Human Development Index (HDI) report.
Indonesia still struggles to close gender equality gap: UNDP
National 8 years ago

Indonesia still struggles to close gender equality gap: UNDP

The latest Human Development Index (HDI) report released by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) says Indonesia is still struggling to close its gender equality gap.
Making gender pay equality come true
Opinion 9 years ago

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Making gender pay equality come true

Only 50 percent of working age women are active in the labor force, compared to 76 percent of men. On average, men earn US$140 for every $100 a woman is paid.
EDITORIAL: Ending inequality
Opinion 9 years ago

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EDITORIAL: Ending inequality

Various studies show some things do not change — discrimination both in the public and private sector, in urban and rural areas and in the home. 
30 million Chinese men to be wifeless over the next 30 years
Lifestyle 9 years ago

30 million Chinese men to be wifeless over the next 30 years

With Valentine's Day just around the corner, there's more bad news for men who haven't got a date for tomorrow.
Report: Women won't earn as much as men for 170 years
World 9 years ago

Report: Women won't earn as much as men for 170 years

A new report finds that the global gender pay gap will not be closed for another 170 years if current trends continue.
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