Women seen in face masks and face shields in Manila, Philippines. Photo: Reuters
Women seen in face masks and face shields in Manila, Philippines. Photo: Reuters
Raquel Carvalho
Opinion

Opinion

As I see it by Raquel Carvalho

When are Asia’s governments going to step up for women’s rights?

  • Wealthy cities like Hong Kong should be taking the lead in addressing women’s rights amid the pandemic
  • Policies and incentives must be introduced to tackle issues such as unemployment, domestic violence, and reproductive rights

Women seen in face masks and face shields in Manila, Philippines. Photo: Reuters
Women seen in face masks and face shields in Manila, Philippines. Photo: Reuters
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