DEAR LIBERAL FEMINISTS: Here’s The 10 Worst Countries For Women In 2015

Liberal Feminists in the U.S. should take a look at women's rights in other countries instead of whining about male privilege here. By the way, notice that most of these countries are predominantly Muslim - that's another thing they should rage about. 1. Afghanistan Life expectancy is just 45 for women (and only 46 for men), female literacy is at just 17%, half of brides are 16 or younger and 85% of women have experienced domestic violence. 2. Mali A disgraceful 91.4% of women reported to have experienced some degree of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) in a 2013 study, a number that hadn’t fallen since statistics began in 1993. 3. Syria/Iraq Focusing on the areas of these countries now under ISIS control makes for grim reading. The ISIS manifesto decrees that girls as young as nine can marry fighters, education should begin at 7 years old and end no later than 15 and women are to remain hidden and veiled. 4. Nepal 1 in 24 women dies during pregnancy and childbirth. This is largely down to deep-rooted Hindu and Buddhist beliefs, prevalent in remote areas, barring women from going to hospital. Instead, for childbirth, women are forced into a dark barn where, if they survive childbirth, they must wait 13 days before they can leave. 5. Yemen Women are under the control of their husbands. They cannot leave the house or travel without their permission. Of the 301 Parliamentarians, just one is a woman. Half of women can read while 52% are married before the age of 18. 6. Ivory Coast The vast majority of children have no access to a school and, of the 14% of girls who do apply for secondary school, very few receive a sufficient education, with teaching standards reported to be amongst the world’s lowest. 7. Sudan According to SIGI, ‘There is no law criminalising domestic violence; nor does there appear to be any legislation protecting women from sexual harassment.’ There are reports of women being flogged for wearing trousers. 8. Democratic Republic Of Congo Considering that the vast majority of rapes go unreported, it is hallowing to read that there have been at least 200,000 reported since 1996. That amounts to almost 30 per day. 9. Pakistan In tribal areas of the country, as in neighbouring Afghanistan, women can be gang-raped as a punishment for men’s crimes. Honour killing is also rife with over 1,000 being reported in 2014. 10. Chad In 2005, the UN reported that an enormous 30% of women were married against their will, with the legal age for marriage at 15 for girls but 18 for boys. Once married, women have very few rights. Read more: Viral Thread

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