..., with a few exceptions in cases where important EU-level developments have happened more recently (such as the coming into force of the Work–Life Balance Directive or the rece...
...mple selected in 2009 and 2013 in relation to the treatment of the subject of women. According to what has been observed, women as actors in public life have little presence in the t...
...ticipate in society and their presence in public spaces. In Algeria, as in the whole world, this serious problem conditions the existence and daily life of many women. A diagnosis co...
...ecent years. It is also highlight the need for advocacy and lobbying to increase women’s access and participation in the public and political life. This article is pa...
The pink tax is an old phenomenon that has only gained global attention recently. The pink tax segregates women and often causes life-threatening consequences. This paper w...
...re many, ranging among economic, cultural, and social factors. They have participated however on the basis that illegal migration aims for a better life in another, more liberated so...
While gender stereotypes, roles and expectations intimidate women’s participation in political and public life in some countries, legislation and the absence of gende...
...Gender inequalities persist in all areas of social and economic life and across countries. Young w...advancing equality in education, employment, entrepreneurship and public life. It also includes key finding...
...horizons in light of the tightening of the public sphere which hinders women mobilizations, impedes their full participation in social and economic life. The dialogue addresses the...
...uth is increasingly noticed. However, the weight of traditions seems to play a strongly rooted role, in religious practice and in private of family life matters. This article expose...
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