APAC: share of respondents who believe gender equality is likely by country 2019

In a survey conducted in 2019, 88 percent of respondents in both India and the Philippines believed that it was likely that women would have the same rights as men in their country. Comparatively for the same survey, 31 percent of respondents in Japan believed that it was unlikely that women would have the same rights as men in their country.

Share of respondents who believe it is likely women will have equal rights in the Asia Pacific region in 2019, by country

Characteristic	Likely	Unlikely	Women already have the same rights as men
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April 2020

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APAC

Survey time period

May 13 to October 2, 2019

Supplementary notes

38,426 people surveyed across 34 countries."

Original survey question: "Percentage who say it is unlikely/likely that women in their country will eventually have the same rights as men or that women already have the same rights as men."

Source did not provide information on the type of survey or age of respondents.

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