The World Bank's report from 2018 presents data on 170 gender inequalities in legal treatment in 189 countries. In a second step, the World Bank scored countries on a list of fifty legal gender inequalities, the Council on Foreign Relations added an additional six for reasons of completeness and calculated a ranking of countries (scores 0 to 100) (via)
Five highest scores:
Australia (94.9), Canada (94.5), New Zealand (93.6), Spain (92.9), Mexico
(92.8)
Five lowest scores:
Yemen (24.2), Syria (27.7), Qatar (29.8), Sudan (30.3), Iran (31.2)
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photograph (women attending the Women in Politics Conference, Canberra, 1975)
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I can't believe what an ignorant prat I am, I didn't expect Mexico scoring that well, wow, you never stop learing.
ReplyDeleteHahaha, no worries! That goes for me, too.
DeleteWell, my guesses weren't correct, either. Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Florian and Abbie!
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