Do you want to go to women's paradise? Then visit these countries and see for yourself how comfortable the beautiful half of humanity lives.
Even in the XXI century, residents of far from all countries of the world can boast of respect and support from the state and men. But there are at least ten places in which a modern woman can breathe in full breast.
1. The USA
The best country for the weaker sex can definitely be called the United States of America. Women are given a separate list of vacancies in large corporations, they are legally protected from harassment in the workplace.
A vivid example is the story of harassment in Hollywood, in the fight against which almost all famous actresses joined. Producer Harvey Weinstein lost his wife, company, sponsorship and support of colleagues, deciding to blackmail actresses with the opportunity to get a role through the bed.
2. Iceland
In the Parliament of Iceland, 43% of women, they occupy leadership positions not only in matters of motherhood and childhood. Girls-deputies consider actual problems in business, development of innovations and medicine. Former President of Iceland Vigdis Finnbogadottir is the first woman president in Europe. 81% of the entire working-age population of the country are also representatives of the fair sex. They perfectly cope with household chores and at the same time make a brilliant career.
3. Sweden
Only Sweden can compete on the level of women's employment with Iceland. In this northern country a lot of laws are adopted so that women can work in comfortable conditions. A daily break, called "Fika", is designed to allow office workers to have coffee and chat in a friendly atmosphere. Women have the prerogative in choosing dates for holidays and weekends.
4. Denmark
Reports of human rights organizations always set the example of a prosperous European Denmark to the countries of the East, where they try not to talk about women's rights out loud. Denmark is called the welfare state - the country guarantees to both men and women full social security in education and medicine. Equality also extends to family life: local laws encourage men who decide to take on the burden of the decree, and guarantee a woman the preservation of the workplace for the period of maternity leave.
5. Spain
"The country of the victorious feminism", "The state against men" - that's what Spain is often called. Former Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero ruled Spain from 2004 to 2010 and proclaimed himself a feminist, barely having time to get the reins. The cabinet with him consisted of nine women and eight men.
In Spain there are 106 courts for cases against men. Victims of domestic violence women are paid a monthly allowance of 400 euros a year during the year. The subject of violent actions can only be a man - and he is evicted from the house immediately, as soon as the girl turns to the police. The victim automatically receives economic privileges: she is provided with a free apartment and helps to change her place of work if she is afraid of being harassed by a boyfriend or husband.
6. Norway
Norwegians adopted the experience of Denmark and decided to send men to compulsory parental leave for at least 14 weeks. When the husband is replaced in the decree by the spouse, 80% of the salary is paid to her so that the young mother does not have to feel dependent on the partner. Since 1980, at all leading positions should be at least 50% of women managers. In the country you can notice a curious trend: young girls are increasingly trying to escape from the parental care, signing a contract for military service.
7. Canada
Girls from Canada are different from sociable American women or passionate Spanish women. Here it is customary to hide emotions and not make close friends: those of the weaker sex are considered to be peers or like-minded people in sports. They do not share the ideas of the body kit, which are popular all over the world, but not because they are considered to be alien. Residents of Canada already consider themselves independent of someone else's opinion: they do not lose weight and do not use decorative cosmetics just to please men.
8. Finland
Finland was the first country to give women the right to vote and vote. Near this very state there was the first island in the world for feminists: on SheIsland, from the summer of 2018, any woman can relax from men's views, forget about cosmetics and preening. The founder of the resort Christina Rott says she will be happy for all women who are ready to feel independence from men.
9. Austria
Austria - another paradise for girls who dream of abandoning cosmetics and bright clothes. With a high level of income, local women have little interest in the things of high-profile brands and beauty trends. But they strictly follow their figures and love physical activity: only 20% of them are overweight. However, each of the women of this country is ready to come to the aid of a state nutritionist whose services will be completely free.
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10. Philippines
This country was the first country in Asia to abolish gender inequality and to impose severe penalties for violations of women's rights. In the Philippines, no one dares to forbid a lady to claim the post of governor or official, and a man who believes otherwise will be dismissed from work without regret.