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COVID-19 in the UK: where are all the women?

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By Mandu Reid, Bell Ribeiro-Addy, Mary-Ann Stephenson, Clare Wenham
| LSE Connect Verified
Women’s vulnerability must be considered in pandemic preparedness and response. We look at the role of UK policymakers in re-establishing the path to a more equal society for men and women in this context and draw comparisons with other countries who are doing well, and who have also fallen shy of the mark. While there have been significant advances in gender equality in the past 30 years, the COVID-19 pandemic threatens to undo much of this good work in countries across the globe.
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By Mandu Reid, Bell Ribeiro-Addy, Mary-Ann Stephenson, Clare Wenham
| LSE Connect Verified
SHORTCAST | COVID-19 in the UK: where are all the women? We look at the role of UK policymakers in re-establishing the path to a more equal society for men and women in this context and draw comparisons with other countries who are doing well, and who have also fallen shy of the mark.
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Two in five Britons think championing women’s equality discriminates against men

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By Mandu Reid
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The study, shared exclusively with The Independent to mark International Women’s Day, discovered 38 per cent of respondents think there has been enough progress in giving women equal rights to their male counterparts. This marks a substantial jump of 13 percentage points since 2018 - with a quarter of people holding this view then.
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