The countries of Central and Eastern Europe and Central Asia have a long history of striving for gender equality, especially in the public sphere. Not only was this an important goal during the socialist era, but governments continued to pursue gender equality even during the difficult years of transition. The governments in the region allocated substantial resources toward the health and education of both women and men. They also adopted legislation that treated women and men equally in the labor market and they provided child care services. During much of the last century, the region surpassed countries—both developing and developed—in establishing the equal treatment of women and men.
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La Plataforma Andaluza de Apoyo al Lobby Europeo de Mujeres hace su llamamiento más enérgico para que el próximo jueves 29 de marzo la clase trabajadora de este país demos la espalda al poder capitalista, patriarcal y a la derecha política negándonos a poner a nuestras hijas e hijos en un mercado laboral que nos […]
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