The government plans to spend 22.4 trillion won ($21.1 billion) on gender-related policies next year, up 68 percent from this year, as it steps up efforts to improve women’s status, welfare and safety.
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The government plans to spend 22.4 trillion won ($21.1 billion) on gender-related policies next year, up 68 percent from this year, as it steps up efforts to improve women’s status, welfare and safety.
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