Only 28 percent of women have the opportunity to use paid maternity leave. International Day of equal wages: women still receive fewer men Women Women around the world still earn an average of 20 percent less men. Gender equality is not fully ensured by the preserved historical and structural barriers that limit the capabilities of women and girls. & Amp; NBSP; such a statement made in the structure of the UN-female & nbsp; in the pre-government of the International Day of equal wages, which is celebrated on September 18. ~ 60 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~ inequality is preserved & nbsp; & nbsp; according to the UN, women are more often than men, turn out to be unemployed. Only 28 percent of employed women in the world have & NBSP; the ability to use paid maternity leave. At the same time, women are still on average for three hours a day more unpaid homework and care for children and elderly than men. & Amp; NBSP; & NBSP; In the UN, they also note that gender gap in remuneration is larger among national and racial minorities. So, in the United States, black women earn 63.7 cents from each dollar earned by white men, women from among the indigenous peoples & NBSP; – & NBSP; 59 cents, and Latino -American & nbsp; – & NBSP; 57 cents. & nbsp; & nbsp; women, especially women-migrants work much more often in the informal sector, where salaries are lower, and working conditions are much worse. Motherhood exacerbates inequality: working mothers receive less than women without children. & Amp; nbsp; The right, fixed at the international level & nbsp;