Gender Inequality

If we truly want to change the world, we need more women in politics

We need more women in politics to truly change the world

We need more women in politics to truly change the world Image: REUTERS/Damir Sagolj

Anne-Birgitte Albrectsen
Chief Executive Officer, The LEGO Foundation
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The number of women in politics has doubled since 1995, but still stood at only 23% in 2016
The number of women in politics has doubled since 1995, but still stood at only 23% in 2016 Image: United Nations
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