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2015年4月27日

著者:
Liz Ford, Guardian

Less pay, more work, no pension: the 21st-century woman's lot laid bare

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Women earn on average 24% less than men, work more hours and have less chance of receiving a pension in later life, according to UN Women’s flagship report, which calls for an overhaul of global economic policies to improve women’s lives.

The 2015 progress report, Transforming economies, realising rights, published on Monday, said current economic policies and discriminatory laws and attitudes are failing women in rich and poor countries...

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