#503 - Do Men Think Women’s Equality Has Gone Too Far? & Kate Middleton’s Photo Scandal

A recent Ipsos survey of 500 Singaporeans revealed that 57% of Singaporean men agree with the statement "we have gone so far in promoting women's equality that we are discriminating against men." Is Singapore a really sexist society? Elsewhere, Kate Middleton’s doctored Mother’s Day photo has triggered a firestorm of criticism, with international news agencies even voluntarily opting to remove the photo from circulation. Why is the world obsessed with the Princess’ poor Photoshop skills?

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Do Men Think Women’s Equality Has Gone Too Far?

• 57% of S'porean men think women's equality has gone so far as to discriminate against men: Ipsos survey
• Millennials and Gen Z less in favour of gender equality than older generations
• Commentary: A new global gender divide is emerging
• 2024 Report by IPSOS
• 65% of women in Singapore have never asked for a pay rise: survey
• S’pore women earn 14.3% less than men; gap narrowed over last five years: MOM data
• Women CEOs down to 12.5% in Singapore in 2023: MSCI report, ESG
• New SME programme to support women entrepreneurs in financing, networking

Kate Middleton’s Photo Scandal

• Kate photo: Princess of Wales seen after saying she edited Mother's Day picture
• How Kate Middleton's Photo Controversy Exposes Royal Flaws
• Kate Middleton photo scandal raises questions about media, celebrity photos

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