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This is the safest Arab country for women

By TRENDS Desk
December 5, 2021 6:19 pm
  • Norway, according to the latest Gallup’s Institute “Law and Public Order” Index, is the safest country for women
  • There is one Arab country on the index that is considered the safest place for women on earth after Norway

When sexual harassment and other forms of violence at homes and in public spaces are an everyday occurrence for women and girls around the world, there are countries that are considered quite safe for females.

Norway, according to the latest Gallup’s Institute “Law and Public Order” Index, is the safest country for women.

Interestingly, there is one Arab country on the index that is considered the most safest place for women on earth after Norway.

This Explainer Video has details about that country and its women-friendly policies.

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