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At just 36.6% percent, female labor force participation in Sri Lanka is low; further, having a child under age five at home makes women 7.4 percent less likely to join the labor force than women without young children.
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Delivering transgender dignity kits in a disaster
PDF) Gender Stereotypes Changes and Changing Gender Role Behaviors
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Priyanka Chopra Jonas Aims To Open Doors For South Asian Women In Film, TV
Sri Lanka women workers challenged by family attitude, transport, harassment
United Nations in Sri Lanka
PDF) Gender Stereotypes Changes and Changing Gender Role Behaviors
Colombo Gazette, Leading news website in Sri Lanka
