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Es un mundo (todavía) de hombres porque la igualdad de género no llega a 1400 millones de mujeres – Jakarta Post

Los líderes mundiales no están cumpliendo la promesa para 1400 millones de mujeres y niñas con respecto a darles un futuro más justo, según el índice global presentado en la conferencia más importante de igualdad de género.  La investigación muestra que el mundo está muy lejos de lograr la meta de igualdad de género para el 2030, ya que ningún país llegó a la “recta final” para alcanzarlo. 

Alrededor de 8000 participantes de más de 165 países, desde líderes mundiales hasta activistas de base, están en la conferencia Women Deliver en Vancouver. Algunas personas oradoras incluyen a la mujer fundadora del movimiento #MeToo, una mujer nigeriana secuestrada por los yihadistas de Boko Haram y una estrella paquistaní del squash que se escapó de los talibanes haciéndose pasar por un varón.

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