‘Stereotyping and resistance to change’ among obstacles to gender equality, committe told

‘Stereotyping and resistance to change’ among obstacles to gender equality, committe told

Assembly members want Article 41.2 deleted and replaced with a state obligation to bring in reasonable measures to support care within the home and the wider community. File Picture: Brian Lawless/PA

Stereotyping and resistance to change are among the obstacles to implementing recommendations of the Citizens’ Assembly on Gender Equality, a committee has been told.

Dr Catherine Day, chairperson of the assembly, said that other barriers include the perception that making changes to bring in gender equality would be too expensive.

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