Sexism

A significant portion of Bulgarian women express feelings of insecurity within their residential areas. When asked about their comfort levels in venturing out alone at night, approximately four out of ten respondents, or 40.7%, admitted to feeling unsafe, while the remaining 54.3% reported no such concerns.

The Confederation of Independent Trade Unions of Bulgaria (CITUB) is set to unveil a comprehensive report highlighting workplace rights violations, with a notable focus on gender disparities, particularly affecting women. In response, CITUB is proposing a directive aimed at eliminating salary secrecy in the workplace, advocating for greater transparency and equity.

In Bulgaria, the latest data from the Statistical Office of the European Union (Eurostat) reveals a notable trend: in the third quarter of 2023, both women and men registered equal shares of part-time employment, each at 1%.

In Bulgaria, a stark reality persists: women continue to face significant disparities in earnings compared to their male counterparts, with the latest data from the National Statistical Institute revealing a troubling trend.

Women employed in the European Union are still earning 13 percent on average less than their male counterparts, the European Commission has said.

"This means that for every euro a man earns, a women will make only 87 cents," the commission said in a statement.

Looked at another way, women have to work more days in a year to attain the same annual salary level as a man.

A Turkish-origin executive employed by Google has won a lawsuit against her company, claiming that the tech giant implemented a sexist policy in salary raises and promotions, as Google will pay her a substantial $1.15 million in compensation.

Employing hunting metaphors to discuss relationships and seduction, Gladovic's content is often merely a copy of Tate's; he mixes graphic misogyny with lessons through his 'Sygma Academy' on Discord, a popular social messaging app for gamers, where boys as young as 13 hear his tips on how to make easy money and "get the girl".

In the report prepared by the Women's Platform for Equality (EŞİK), it is emphasized that the prevalent gender inequality and discrimination deepen in times of disaster.

The report, which also includes the narratives and observations of EŞİK representatives in the region, commented that "gender even determines the places where women die."

The Court has already ruled Jones must pay nearly $1 billion

They feel pressured into having sex with trans women over fears of being branded ‘transphobic’