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Pay equity campaigners mark suffrage day outside Parliament - Video

Fri, 18 Sep 2009 13:02
Campaigners for pay equity launched their coalition and marked suffrage day on the steps of Parliament today. - read full story »
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Comments [4]

Briar
22 Sep 2009 7:32a.m.

So why were women out demonstrating for equal pay then?

Phil
20 Sep 2009 9:27a.m.

Another observation. This topic has been here three days and so far no female has posted a comment.

John
19 Sep 2009 3:42a.m.

Women are paid less because Governments, the male dominanted Courts and Employers do not really value women enough. Actually as a society we are still very sexist at a deep,level; We take it as red that women don't direct action film blockbusters, or become big tycoons, or are computer boffins, inventors, or writers of non romantic huge selling novels. We live in a world of Illusions where we put artificial limits on both who we really are, and what we could become, both indiviudally as characters, or united together.
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