This week in global feminist news: An estimated 70% of nearly 1 million individuals displaced in the past few months by the Taliban are women and children; natural disasters in Haiti lead to health crises; and more:
women were paid 15.5 percent less than men.few women hold higher-paying top executive positions, it is obvious that more work needs to be done.Natalia Gavrilita as president’s choice for new prime minister, the third woman in the country to hold this title.
winning with 61 votes out of the 101 seat parliament. Gavrilita promises to work toward ending corruption in office and mending ties with the European Union.for the position of Prime-Minister. It is a great responsibility to fulfill expectations of Moldovan people to improve institutions, ensure rule of law, and build economic prosperity.—a decline from previous years.
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