Direct Link to Full 30-Page UNODC Report:
https://www.unodc.org/documents/data-and-analysis/statistics/crime/UN_BriefFem_251121.pdf
KEY FINDINGS
• Some 47,000 women and girls worldwide were killed by their intimate partners or other family mem[1]bers in 2020. This means that, on average, a woman or girl is killed by someone in her own family every 11 minutes.
• Women and girls in all regions across the world are affected by this type of gender-based violence. With an estimated 18,600 victims, Asia is the region with the highest number of victims in absolute terms, while Africa is the region with the highest level relative to the size of its female population.
• Accounting 80 per cent of the total, the vast majority of all homicide victims worldwide in 2020 were men or boys, but the sex composition of homicide victims differs markedly depending on the context. Women and girls account for only one tenth of all homicide victims perpetrated in the public sphere, yet they bear a disproportionate burden of lethal violence perpetrated in the home: in 58 per cent of all killings perpetrated by intimate partners or other family members, the victim was a woman or girl.
Direct Link to Full 70-Page 2021 Report:
https://live-equality-now.pantheonsite.io/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Ending-OSEA-Report.pdf
Executive Summary – 5 Pages:
Извор: WUNRN – 26.11.2021
WUNRN calls for attention to GENDER in the Voluntary National Reviews of the Sustainable Development Goals - SDG 5 on Gender Equality + All SDG’s.
Direct Link to Full 72-Page HANDBOOK for the Preparation of Voluntary National Reviews on the Sustainable Development Goals – VNR’s:
https://sustainabledevelopment.un.org/content/documents/27024Handbook_2021_EN.pdf
Direct Link to Full 16-Page ILO Document:
Извор: WUNRN – 22.11.2021
18 women in the workplace statistics you need to know (in 2021) (fingerprintforsuccess.com)
The pandemic has shaken up pretty much everything to do with work, including the way we interact in the office (or not), our career paths, and the daily routine of our family lives. Everyt- hing is uprooted and women have been affected in a multitude of ways.
While many things feel like they're 'on hold', it's an opportunity to understand what the world of work currently holds for women, and how we can shape it for the better as we aim towards the post-pandemic world. Some big changes have happened recently, and some of these trends might surprise you a little. Here are some women in the workplace statistics for 2021 and beyond.
