Colombia recognizes women’s full-time care work

DW (English) 2024-02-20

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In Bogotá, an estimated 1.2 million women do full-time work as caregivers. The Colombian capital wants empower these women and fight the country’s gender inequality by giving them more time and space for themselves.
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