Women working in farming and fisheries villages rarely have their work fairly evaluated. Their economic status is as low as in other countries. However, the number of the families contract in the accord began to stagnated at 9,947 as of 1998. The differences between men and women have not decreased. Differences in employment opportunity, together with discrimination are on the increase.
Corporations lower employment conditions using economic depression as an excuse.
We need to promote policies that clarify the above suggestions.