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Are these global statistics or some specific country?

@grrlscientist just curious where these data come from, do you know by chance?

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And we don't all like pienk.

@grrlscientist source?

@Ralph Thank you for Alttext! @grrlscientist

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@grrlscientist Would appreciate the source of this data so that we can get more info.

@grrlscientist of which country are these stats from?

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#Alt4You [*]

Black letters on a pink background: "WOMEN - are 51% of the population - but 70% of the poor - and 83% of single parents - doing 66% of the work - producing 50% of the food - but earn just 11% of the pay - and own only 1% of the land - In case you wondered why we still need feminism!"

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@grrlscientist A great start is to change the balance of elected officials. Otherwise, you haven’t got women around the table making decisions.

Remember this next time you vote.

Vote the same - get the same, and nothing changes.

@t3rcermillenium @grrlscientist voting for women isn't enough when men can filter the women that can be voted for. Austria's previous women's affairs minister was a woman who basically said that it was great that we had feminism, but that it has since reached its goal and that we can do away with it now.

@punissuer @grrlscientist That’s a fairs point.

In Ireland, we have the “Electoral (Amendment) (Political Funding) Act 2012”

This law introduced gender quotas requiring political parties to ensure that at least 40% of their candidates in general elections are women, and at least 40% are men (both were 30%but changed for the 2020 election).

Political parties that fail to meet these quotas face financial penalties of a 50% reduction in their state funding.

It’s a start.