Gender Inequality

3 ways Bahrain is supporting women through COVID-19 and beyond

Bahraini medical staff in a makeshift ICU unit set up to treat the coronavirus.

Bahraini medical staff in a makeshift intensive care unit during the COVID-19 pandemic. Image: Reuters/Hamad I Mohammed

Hala bint Mohammed Jaber Al-Ansari
Secretary-General, Supreme Council for Women, Bahrain
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