The Importance Of Gender Inequality In Pakistan

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Have you ever thought about a world where everything is perfect, no judgement from anyone, no racism or gender inequality? It will be so easy to live right? Well, we are close to it in some countries like Norway, New Zealand, and Canada. Think about it! People are free to wake up, without anyone telling them what to do, there is food waiting on the table prepared for the family, and you have everything necessity for your day. After eating your morning meal, there is an opportunity for education, allowing you to acquire knowledge that you do not even have to pay for. After the school day is over, you might have a chance to play with your friends before spending some time with your family. The evening ends with a meal that you share with the family. Also, whether you are a boy or a girl doesn’t matter because they’re considered as equal. Many would think this …show more content…

Pakistan is one of the most dangerous place on earth for gender equality, and Canada is one of the best for gender equality. What I have suggested is to take example of the best countries in gender equality, but my research have shown me that not even the residents of the country of Pakistan are not willing to improve their country by having equality between gender. But no country are perfect, Canada’s women earn on average 0.79$ to every 1$ earned by men which is 79% for every 1$. Canada also struggle in their time, from 1916 to 1989, women have worked their way up to obtain the right to vote and having a place among the men in the house of commons. Briefly, I hope that the society will open their eyes and not only worrying about themselves but trying to make a change for other people around the globe that are not having the same opportunities as we do, even if this person is on another

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