The last European country lifted the ban on women leading the country
From now on, there are no countries in Europe where a woman does not have the right to lead the country, writes unian.net.
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“Let’s stop calling it family drama”: Rugilė Butkevičiūtė – about men killing women
This week Lithuania was shaken by the murders of two women. One woman was killed by a former partner, the other by a spouse. Such crimes are often presented as “family drama”, “…
The study revealed a problem in doctors’ offices: why do men stay on the sidelines?
When a child gets sick, it is important that both parents know the information about their health and participate in decision-making – nine out of ten healthcare professionals agree with this….
Kristina Ruseckienė. Gender balance among Lithuanian investors – better than in Finland
Although investing has long been considered a male-dominated field in finance, it seems that in recent years we have significantly moved closer to gender balance. The latest…
Inga Ruginienė: There are no sensitive issues in the Istanbul Convention that are often talked about
The Istanbul Convention does not contain those sensitive issues that are often talked about, says the Minister of Social Security and Labour Inga Ruginienė, emphasizing that she supports the Istanbul Convention.
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