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Africa: Pandemic Underscores Burden Women Carry Doing Paid and Unpaid Reproductive Labour

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[The Conversation Africa] Debates about women's unpaid reproductive labour have been going on since the first woman received cash for her services. Reproductive labour includes cooking, cleaning, and caring for the elderly, the sick and children.

Source: allAfrica.com

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