“Massive blind spot”: Anger at low proportion of women in Sunak’s cabinet
Source: The Guardian
Women’s groups express concern as just 23% of those named to new PM’s cabinet are female.
Women’s groups have reacted with concern and anger over the low representation of women in the new cabinet.
Rishi Sunak removed 11 members of his predecessor’s top team on Tuesday as he put together a cabinet that he said “reflects a united party” by showcasing “all the talents”. Under the changes, however, fewer than a quarter of all people – about 23% – able to attend cabinet meetings will be women.
Click here to read the full article published by The Guardian on 26 October 2022.
Women’s groups express concern as just 23% of those named to new PM’s cabinet are female.
Women’s groups have reacted with concern and anger over the low representation of women in the new cabinet.
Rishi Sunak removed 11 members of his predecessor’s top team on Tuesday as he put together a cabinet that he said “reflects a united party” by showcasing “all the talents”. Under the changes, however, fewer than a quarter of all people – about 23% – able to attend cabinet meetings will be women.
Click here to read the full article published by The Guardian on 26 October 2022.
