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2. Gender discrimination, also known as sexual discrimination, is the practice of letting a person's sex unfairly become a factor It most often affects women who feel they have been unfairly discriminated against in favor of a man. But there have also been cases where males have claimed that reverse discrimination has occurred. CRITICAL CITIZENSHIP IN EUROPE GENDER DISCRIMINATION

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4. More than 115 million children of primary school age do not attend school. For every 100 boys not attending primary school, there are 115 girls in the same situation. CRITICAL CITIZENSHIP IN EUROPE GENDER DISCRIMINATION

5. Missing out on primary school deprives a girl the opportunity to develop to her full potential. Nearly one out of every five girls in primary schools in the developing world does not complete a primary education. CRITICAL CITIZENSHIP IN EUROPE GENDER DISCRIMINATION

6. Birth histories and census date reveal an unusually high proportion of male births and male children under five in Asia, most notably in India and China, suggesting sex-selecting feticide and infanticide in the world’s two most populous countries, despite initiatives to eradicate these practices in both countries. CRITICAL CITIZENSHIP IN EUROPE GENDER DISCRIMINATION

7. CRITICAL CITIZENSHIP IN EUROPE GENDER DISCRIMINATION Prejudice of all kinds must be ForgottenPrepared by Pınar Uysal