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Gender Equality Mind Map, Minnie 17 and Lipda 20 203 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Globally, there are about 736 million women, or almost 1 in 3 have been violent sexual assault and rape. 30% of women aged 15 and older. And there are about 120 million girls have been forced to do intercourse or another kind of forced sexual activity at some point in their lives.
    - - Worldwide, South Africa had the highest rate of rape. However, the government of South Africa is working to address this anomaly.
    - - Sexual assault and rape are deeply traumatic experiences that have long-term consequences for the victim's health and well-being. The victims of intimate partner abuse are more likely to have alcohol problems, be depressed, or get HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases.
  - - - Tackle Violence Against girls in school.
      - Engage respected community in the Fight Against Violence.
      - Teach everyone to know about the realities of sexual violence.
      - Don’t blame rape victims for the violence perpetrated against them.
      - Support women and men working to end sexual violence by volunteering your time or donating money
    - - It involves everyone needs to pay attention and help to modify about this issue. Especially the respective governments need to change and push this legal to protect the victims.
- - - - About 774 million adults are illiterate and two-thirds of them are women. And about 123 million youth are illiterate and 61% are girls.
    - - Illiteracy is most prevalent in developing countries. South Asia, the Arab world, and Sub-Saharan Africa have the highest illiteracy rates, ranging from 40 to 50 percent. Illiteracy rates in East Asia and Latin America range from 10% to 15%, while illiteracy rates in developed countries are only a few percent.
    - - Illiteracy can be caused by a variety of factors, including a lack of education among youngsters.
      - The presence of these challenges makes it harder to integrate into society.
  - - - Invest in basic training that is provided by employers.
      - Create supports within schools.
      - Encourage outreach efforts into disadvantaged communities.
      - Improve access to education.
      - Make it an obligation to receive incentives or supports.
    - - It involves the government, different foundations, schools, and families to develop a reading culture.
- - - - Give opportunities to realize to learn regardless of gender and contribute to and benefit from economic, social, cultural, and political development.
    - - It involves the respective every people because Everyone should have a mindset that everyone is equal and make it come true.
  - - - In some countries, women have less chance to learn than men.
    - - This issue is most likely happen in Afghanistan when the Taliban took control of the country and gender disparities disadvantaging girls in primary education persist in Africa, the Middle East, and South Asia.
    - - Less than 40 percent of countries offer girls and boys equal access to education and only 39 percent of countries have equal proportions of the sexes enrolled in secondary education.
- - - - Women are the most affected from this issue.
    - - Globally, Hong Kong is happening this issue the most. The second is Singapore and The third is New Zealand.
    - - Increases in female labor force participation result in faster economic growth, but women continue to participate in labor markets on an unequal basis with men. In 2013, the male employment-to-population ratio was 72.2 percent compared to 47.1 percent for women, and women continue to earn only 60-75 percent of men’s wages globally.
  - - - Give men and women the same income and used knowledge as a judge.
    - - It involve the government to solve it because they have the right to imply the laws.