55% of women in Golestan Province (northern Iran) suffer from mental disorders, making this province the second highest in the country regarding women's issues. The governor of Golestan commented on the alarming statistic, saying, 'Hopefully, this shocking number will shake others.' According to the newspaper Shargh, Mohammad Hashem Mahimi noted the neglect of women's issues in Golestan Province, adding, 'One of our problems is that shocking statistics do not shake anyone, but we are ready to take action even without statistics.' The governor's advisor on women's affairs also stated, 'In Golestan Province, 37.9% of women with vocational skills are unemployed, and among those women who are employed, only 12 hold managerial positions, which are often filled out of necessity. Without a doubt, the continuation of this situation is not in the interests of Iran in today's world.'
55% of Women in Golestan Province Suffer from Mental Disorders
A report reveals that 55% of women in Golestan Province suffer from mental disorders, highlighting significant women's issues in the region. The governor and his advisor emphasize the need for action to address unemployment and mental health among women. This situation raises concerns about the welfare of women in Iran.
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📰 What Happened
A report revealed that 55% of women in Golestan Province suffer from mental disorders, prompting the governor to call for action on women's issues, including unemployment and mental health.
- Golestan Province has the second highest rate of women's mental health issues in Iran.
- 37.9% of women with vocational skills in the province are unemployed.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has faced ongoing challenges related to women's rights, mental health, and employment, with various provinces exhibiting different levels of support and resources for women.
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