A Girl Born Today in Europe Will Have to Wait 70 Years to Live in a World with Gender Equality
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The generation that is now being born in Europe will be entering the reform before living on a continent where men and women have the same opportunities. It is the conclusion of the new report of the World Economic Forum, which estimates that Europe still needs 70 years to achieve gender equality. Portugal occupies the 32nd position in the world, and the biggest problem is in access to positions of power.
The parity between men and women in the world can still take 120 years to reach if the current pace of advancement is maintained. The estimate is in the Global Report on Gender Inequalities of 2026 of the World Economic Forum, and was made based on the data analysis of the Global Gender Inequalities Index of the institution of the last twenty years. Exclusive material for subscribers. To have full access, access the link of the subject and regis…
Despite progress, there is pessimism in a report by the World Economic Forum on Gender Equality. The document says that the generation that is born in Europe only in 70 years will live in a world where men and women have the same opportunities.
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