Published: October 01, 2017 12:41:21 | Updated: October 25, 2017 05:09:22
Women in Bangladesh spend more time than men in unpaid works, according to a recent research.
The findings say women spend around eight hours on an average per day in unpaid caring works while their male counterparts spend only one-and-a-half-hour in such activities.
The study, titled ‘Different images of men’, also found women spending around one hour in paid works whereas men spend more than five hours in a day for getting paid.
source – UNB
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