Diversity and Inclusion

Women on the frontline are being left out of COVID-19 response plans, poll finds

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An additional 47 million women worldwide are expected to fall into extreme poverty. Image: REUTERS/Akhtar Soomro - RC23FL9Z2VQG

Anastasia Moloney
Latin America and Caribbean Correspondent, Thomson Reuters Foundation
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