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Gender and gender mainstreaming in international development

Globally, gender inequality is one of the most pervasive forms of human rights violations. It affects more than half of the global population and touches the lives of every person. Inequalities are manifested in terms of unequal economic status; low political representation and power; unequal access to health care and other services; high levels of maternal mortality; high rates of violence and sexual harassment; unequal education; low social status; and subtle forms of discrimination—all of which are fuelled by gender stereotypes, roles and norms, as well as discriminatory institutions and legal frameworks.

Related Subject(s): Women and Gender Issues
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