Gender equality in Japan? Ruling party race shows female PM is still a way off

2021-09-29

TOKYO (Reuters) – The secretaries handing out ballots as Japan’s ruling party chose the next prime minister on Wednesday were all women. The power brokers and lawmakers doing the voting were overwhelmingly men. Read full story

Source : https://www.thestar.com.my/news/world/2021/09/29/gender-equality-in-japan-ruling-party-race-shows-female-pm-is-still-a-way-off

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