The criteria used were: “This is a composite of such things as unequal treatment of women in family law and property rights, early marriage for girls, patriloc

The criteria used were: “This is a composite of such things as unequal treatment of women in family law and property rights, early marriage for girls, patrilocal marriage, polygamy, bride price, son preference, violence against women and social attitudes towards it (for example, is rape seen as a property crime against men?).” That doesn’t seem particularly subjective. These are all clearly instances of unequal treatment based on gender. Finally there is a world of difference between not having to work and being prohibited from working, but in any case not having a paid job isn’t the same as not working. There’s plenty of domestic work to be done, and there are studies into relative leisure time by gender. https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/13668803.2018.1528968 https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/13668803.2018.1... “ In countries with conservative gender norms, low levels of childcare coverage, limited paternity leave and lower political power for women, women’s leisure quality is lower than men’s. In more egalitarian countries, the gender gap in leisure quality is lower and in some cases, reversed.”