We surveyed over 3,000 women on gender inequality and found out these things

15 per cent have been victims

14 per cent have been witnesses

27 per cent of victims didn’t do anything about it

For victims or witnesses who reported the incident, things remained the same 50% of the time.

76 per cent between the ages of 20 and 29 agreed to a certain extent that they exist

80 per cent between the ages of 30 and 39 agreed to a certain extent that they exist

82 per cent between the ages of 20 and 39 said that women are usually delegated “housekeeping chores” in the office

41 per cent of working mothers between the ages of 20 and 29 were made to feel like they weren’t contributing enough to the workplace

47 per cent of working mothers between the ages of 30 and 39 were made to feel like they weren’t contributing enough to the workplace

64 per cent in managerial roles gave up career opportunities for their family

61 per cent in senior roles gave up career opportunities for their family

72 per cent in a top management roles gave up career opportunities for their family

25 per cent of women have been asked about them by a recruiter or potential employer

19 per cent of those asked did not disclose them, despite having such plans

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