Equality day: 52% of Armenian women unemployed, never intended to work
Detailed analysis from the report "Women and men of Armenia-2023," by the Statistical committee
Detailed analysis from the report "Women and men of Armenia-2023," by the Statistical committee
After divorcing couples, children in Armenia are usually left in the care of their wives, and in case of the mother's death, grandmothers are the primary caregivers
There are two shelters for survivors of domestic abuse in Yerevan. Very few people know where these shelters are located
In the psychologist's office, they often complain that "it is difficult to find a suitable man in Armenia"
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