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Will Your Husband Change Diapers? Maybe Not

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Wed, 03/09/2011
Wall Street Journal
Diksha Sahni

Diksha Sahni of the Wall Street Journal's India Real Time blog reports on results from ICRW’s International Men and Gender Equality Survey (IMAGES) in India, which found that Indian men were among those who had the least gender-equitable attitudes and behavior. Ajay Singh, an ICRW technical specialist who co-authored the report, is quoted.

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