Netherlands slips again in global gender equality ranking
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The Netherlands has once again dropped in the World Economic Forum (WEF) gender equality index this year: from 43rd to 46th place. Especially on...
The emancipation of women in the Netherlands has virtually come to a standstill. As a result, the Netherlands has once again dropped in the global ranking of equality between men and women. "We are a wealthy country and think we have everything well organized, but the wage gap is still there."
In the World Economic Forum's latest Global Gender Gap Index, the Netherlands plummets again. Once consistently at the forefront in Europe, we have now dropped to 46th place worldwide. The Netherlands is being overtaken not only by Northern European countries, but also by, for example, Namibia, South Africa, and Liberia. Professor Henk Volberda on the ultimate solution: "A separate ministry for women's affairs."
State Secretary Judith Tielen (Emancipation) is "not happy" about the growing gap between men and women. The Netherlands dropped from 43rd to 46th place on the world emancipation ranking. Last year, the Netherlands climbed from 28th place.
Your report card. And now for news we don't believe, and if it is true, it is because of the Muslims. But anyway, what does this annual WEF ranking with figures that mean nothing actually say, given that Namibia is at #4 between #3 Norway and #5 England? The Netherlands is actually at #46, below, for example, God forbid, LIBERIA at #43. And of course, you don't have to tell the newspapers that twice. The NOS on the Global Gender Gap Report 2026 …
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