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Women’s voices must be heard in the battle to save the ocean

Women depend on and work the oceans just as much as men, but gender parity in the sector is a long way off Image: REUTERS/Juan Carlos Ulate

Laura Liswood
Secretary-General, Council of Women World Leaders
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 There is one glaring omission from SDG 14, argues Laura Liswood:: women
There is one glaring omission from SDG 14, argues Laura Liswood: women Image: Nereus Program
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