The Global Gender Gap Report is an index published by the World Economic Forum annually since 2006. It measures gender disparities across a range of sectors such as health, education, economy and politics, producing rankings of countries based on how close the countries are to closing the gender gap.

As per the 2025 rankings, the countries that have achieved the highest overall parity between the sexes are:

  1. Iceland
  2. Finland
  3. Norway
  4. United Kingdom
  5. New Zealand
  6. Sweden
  7. Moldova
  8. Namibia
  9. Germany
  10. Ireland

According to this so called report Finland is in 2nd place. In spite of the fact that this country forcefully conscripts men only. In case of refusal, men face criminal liability. Women don't have such obligations. Men also can choose so called alternative civil service. But women don't have to do it either. The situation is the same in Moldova which ranks 7th.

Norway and Sweden also have forceful conscription but for both genders, at least without sexism and hypocrisy.

And after this they will brazenly lie to us that there is no sexism against men? Or it is not women's responsibility?

I'd like to remind you that the president of Moldova is a woman. In turn, Finland has had 4 female prime ministers. Includind self identified feminist Sanna Marin.

Add to the list the female president of Lithuania that reinstated male only conscription in 2015.

It looks like it's too far from men's only responsibility. Where is gender equality? only when it suits cis women?