3-8-2017 For Gaza's working women, glass ceilings aren't the only problem - Samer Badawi +972


https://972mag.com/for-gazas-working-women-glass-ceilings-arenthe-only-problem/125748/

Gaza's working women earn 25 percent more, on average, than their male counterparts, according to a new report. Why are they still trapped under a 'concrete' ceiling?

 

 

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