Weltfrauentag Highlights Persistent Gender Inequalities in Germany

Despite legal equality, women in Germany face significant disparities in pay, health care, safety, and societal roles.

The Gender Pay Gap in Germany has narrowed to 16% in 2024, but women still earn significantly less than men, impacting their financial security and retirement savings.
Women in Germany spend 44% more time on unpaid care work than men, limiting their opportunities for paid employment and career advancement.
Health disparities persist, with women experiencing delayed diagnoses and insufficient representation in medical research and clinical trials.
Public safety remains a concern as women report feeling less secure in public spaces and are disproportionately affected by sexual harassment and violence.
Cultural and societal factors contribute to the Gender Orgasm Gap, reflecting broader issues of inequality in intimate relationships.