Editor in chief of Bloomberg Businessweek, megan murphy. One of the most genderneutral equal societies, and they are having a me too movement. Ia this is something this is something that is really interesting. It is still focused on individuals and bad behavior, outrage, anger. Sweden is one of the most genderneutral equal countries smaller gap and. Abor force, a 4. 5 wage gap but really focused on policies. How can we use this moment . Criminal penalties for sex abuse, education, really meaningful realworld change. In america, sometimes were not ofa dad taking these moments outrage and connecting them to do anything with it for change. Meia what is fascinating to about this, there seems to be far more protections for women, they have a strange culture of silence. They see all sorts of sectors in sweden, too. This is a country that is modeled on, in part, because of the regressive paternity leave policy and making sure that men carry an equivalent burden of childrearing. Thate all the
Editor in chief of Bloomberg Businessweek, megan murphy. Lets start with politics. One of the most genderneutral equal societies, and they are having a me too movement. They are definitely having a metoo moments. This is something that is really interesting. It is still focused on individuals and bad behavior, outrage, anger. Sweden is one of the most genderneutral equal countries and almost a much smaller gap in labor force, a 4. 5 wage gap. But really focused on policies. And not focused so much on shame of individuals but how can we use this moment to implement policies, which have proven successful . But really looking at using criminal penalties for sex abuse, education, really meaningful realworld change. In america, sometimes were not as good as taking these moments of outrage and connecting them to do anything with it for change. That is what we have seen in sweden. Julia what is fascinating to me about this, there seems to be far more protections for women, in sweden than anyw
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To bring her home by christmas. I am hopeful that he is fully engaged on trying to bring her back. Concern for the british explorer Benedict Allen who has gone missing in Papua New Guinea, a search has been launched. Celebrations as australians vote overwhelmingly in favour of legalising same sex marriage in a historic poll. Coming up in sport eight days until the first ashes test in brisbane, chris woakes the first ashes test in brisbane, chris woa kes takes the first ashes test in brisbane, chris woakes takes six wickets on the opening day of englands final warm up match. Good afternoon, welcome to the bbc news at one. The army is now in control in zimbabwe after taking over the state broadcaster overnight. Armoured vehicles are on the streets but the military have insisted they have not staged a coup. President mugabe is reported to be under house arrest. The British Embassy in zimbabwe has advised uk nationals to stay indoors until the situation becomes clearer. Our Diplomatic Corr
Treats and well hear why grandparents treats could be bad for their grandchildrens health. Good morning. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. The army in zimbabwe has seized control of the country but is denying its staged a coup against Robert Mugabe, whos been president for the last 37 years. Loud explosions and gunfire were heard during a night of tension in the capital, harare. Armoured vehicles have now been deployed around parliament and government buildings. Soldiers seized the headquarters of the countrys National Broadcaster and an army general appeared on television to say the military is targeting what he described as criminals around president mugabe. The army say the president is being kept safe. The president of south africa, jacob zuma, has urged zimbabwes government and its military to resolve what he called a political impasse amicably. The latest events were sparked by the sacking last week of one of the countrys Vice President s, Emmerson Mnangagwa, who mugabe accused of pl