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Gender Equality Report

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In this report open a main problem of humanity it is gender equality (equality between men and women). In this project, I did an interview. It helps me to know what people think in reality, their opinion about this topic. I got their answers and based on these answers I wrote a report. It helps me to know what people think from different cultures because I sent questions to my colleagues and friends. Everyone has a different opinion it was interesting to know it. Then I sum up and describe their opinion about gender equality and add my opinion on this topic.

Introduction

Gender equality it is the possession of men and women equal status means equal conditions for the realization of human rights and potentials. Equality between men and women …show more content…

The activity of women is not only being housekeeping and child rearing, women are actively involved in working life and they also taking part in public life. People think that for a woman it is impossible to be a politician this is a stereotype and it was written in history and till now people used to think this. In the interview, the question was if in your country the president would be woman? the opinion of responders divided by neither agree or disagree and agree, but most of the people answered agree. The fact and my answers, not the same my responders think that for them this is normal if in their country politician would be a woman. (Ministerråd, …show more content…

There are different professions in the world but there are a few professions only for men and only for women. For women: secretary babysitting, a teacher in kindergarten, seamstress etc., for men: driver, miner, builder, doctor, surgeon, dentist etc. It is not called that women cannot work on this profession it means that for women there is some work that they do easier and for men there is kind of job which they can do better. (Holter, 2003) For example, the loader should be a man first man has more strength than a woman and for a woman and for her health it is not good to work on this position.
The answers on this 3 questions was:
Are you agree that the profession chef for men better than women? 2 responders answered disagree, strongly agree (2), agree (5) and neither agree or disagree (5).
Are you agree that profession surgeon for man better than women? 2 responders answered disagree, agree (5) and neither agree or disagree (7).
Are you agree that working in kindergarten who take care of children this job will be better for a woman? 2 responders answered disagree, strongly agree (2), agree (8) and neither agree or disagree (2). (Torben Iversen, 2010)

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