World Economic Forum (WEF) 23 published the annual "Global Gender Gap Report" shows that this year in the 135 surveyed countries, men and women are the most equal countries Iceland, followed by Finland, Norway and other Nordic countries; came in the last three name is Chad, Pakistan and Yemen. China ranked No. 69, Japan's first 101. United States and Germany were the first 22 and second 13.
Korea ranked 108, representing a decline of 107. The rankings and the UAE (107), Kuwait (109), Nigeria (110) and other Arab and African countries are similar.
World Economic Forum starting in 2006 issued "Global Gender Gap Report", this is the seventh. Report is mainly through surveys and statistical way to enjoy the resources and opportunities, expected lifetime, maternal mortality, the number of female officers and other 14 indicators, based on a comprehensive assessment of each country. This year's survey includes a total of 135 countries, covering more than 93% of the world population.
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