Civil liberties and gender

Civil Liberties measure the extent to which women's participation in social life is restricted. Arithmetic mean of freedom of movement and obligation to wear a veil indicator (0=equality; 1=max inequality).

Reference: Jütting, J., Ch. Morrisson, J. Dayton-Johnson and D. Drechsler (2006): Measuring Gender (In)Equality - Introducing the Gender, Institutions and Development Data Base, OECD Development Centre Working Paper No. 247.

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Country	Civil Liberties Sub-Index (0=no; 1=max inequality)
Uruguay	0.0
Venezuela	0.0
Viet Nam	0.0
Yemen	0.75
Zambia	0.0
Zimbabwe	0.0
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Civil Liberties Sub-Index (0=no; 1=max inequality) see all graphs Max 1.0 Avg 0.0833333 Min 0.0 Sum 9.75 Std Dev 0.21

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