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General Secretariat for Gender Equality Abolished in Greece

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The Government has abolished the General Secretariat for Gender Equality, a landmark achievement since 1981.
It will be replaced by a new General Secretariat under the Ministry of Social Cohesion and Family.
The abolition raises concerns about the government's commitment to women's rights and gender identity.
Critics argue that this move undermines efforts to recognize and address gender-based violence.
The government claims it promotes equality but is accused of being hypocritical in its approach.

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The Government has abolished the General Secretariat for Gender Equality, a landmark achievement since 1981.
It will be replaced by a new General Secretariat under the Ministry of Social Cohesion and Family.
The abolition raises concerns about the government's commitment to women's rights and gender identity.
Critics argue that this move undermines efforts to recognize and address gender-based violence.
The government claims it promotes equality but is accused of being hypocritical in its approach.

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