Time for gender digital equality


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MOST aspects of our lives nowadays revolve around digital technology, especially the Internet. The digital revolution has indeed benefited all segments of society. Many who have lost their jobs, for example, have turned to the digital world for a lifeline and engaged in online businesses as a means to achieve their economic recovery.

The digital world, like so many other aspects of society, poses a challenge to women: Based on the current landscape, it can be said that women have not yet achieved gender digital equality, and this is an issue that needs serious attention.

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