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DEBATE: Which is more complicated gender: men or women


Being a woman is absolutely harder. In a developing country, this is pretty obvious. Women typically lack freedom in many respects, to the point of being blamed for being raped.
But, even in a developed country, there are many disadvantages to being female:





1.         Women perform 66% of the world's work and produce 50% of the food but earn only 10% of the income and own just 1% of the property.

2.         Despite progress, men still outnumber women in paid work, and women are often relegated to vulnerable forms of employment, with inadequate earnings, benefits and working conditions.

3.         Every 90 seconds, a woman dies in pregnancy or due to childbirth-related complications. That is more than 350,000 deaths each year, 99% of which occur in debeloping countries: nearly all are preventable.

4.         Only 10,7% of the parliament of arabian countries are woman because they think that they are less able.









 
In conclusion being a woman is harder than being a man because of many of this reasons but if try to change the thinking of the society probably we can this behaviour.

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