In today’s briefing:
- Japan’s Gender Gap Index Remains Low. Power to Change the Existing Structure Is Still Invisible.
Japan’s Gender Gap Index Remains Low. Power to Change the Existing Structure Is Still Invisible.
- In the area of politics, where there is a noticeable lag, there is a system in the electoral system that actually discourages aspiring politicians from becoming politicians.
- The social structure of male dominance is nothing more than maintenance of that structure by groups with vested interests, and risk exists that sensitivity to new values will be dulled.
- Without the forces at work to change existing social structures, the gender gap index isn’t expected to change much next year, but so far we don’t see such forces now.
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