Gender Inequality

Women’s rights must be central to the global recovery. Here’s why

Egyptian women work as they sew school uniform inside a factory

Women's right remain patchy across the world. Image: REUTERS/Hayam Adel

Tea Trumbic
Program Manager, Women, Business and the Law, World Bank
Norman Loayza
Lead Economist, World Bank
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