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Three decades ago, governments worldwide made a commitment in the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action to guarantee equal pay for equal work. The promise was clear, the timeline was set, and the determination felt real. Fast forward to today, and women are still waiting. Women globally still earn on average 20% less than men, ... Read more

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