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Sex Segregation

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Sex Segregation
A controversial policy of separating people by gender, often understood to be in public places. Critics of sex segregation contend that it is a violation of human rights; supporters argue it is necessary to maintain decency, modesty, female safety, or the family unit


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To some degree, the sex segregation among practice settings would appear to be due to the use the hospital setting as an entry point to the profession, (1) which is supported by the lower average age of physical therapists working in hospitals than that of other physical therapists.
In the Kingdom, the Commission members act virtually as a police force of several thousand men charged with enforcing dress codes, sex segregation and the observance of obligatory prayers.
The report, Perpetual minors: human rights abuses stemming from male guardianship and sex segregation in Saudia Arabia, highlighted that the need to establish separate office spaces for women is a disincentive to hiring female employees.
 
 
 
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