How are women on average treated in your country?

[Shiztan]

We have strong laws protecting women but they aren't enforced on the Muslim community because multiculturalism.

[Adnesean]

4 - Women are treated equally to men and women are treated the same way men are treated when someone from either gender commits a crime.

[The Novakian Empire]

Novakia is a 2.5,Women cannot vote,Have limited rights and can get jobs,Generally low-paying ones,Women are generally treated very well,Domestic abuse can get people executed,Femenism however,Is heavily cracked down upon,Women very rarely wear revealing clothing,Like vallermoore there are laws to protect women,However unlike vallermoore if offenders break those laws they get very harsh punishments.
Loving relationships are very common,And families with 3+ children are not uncommon,The goverment helps support families that are unable to handle the costs of caring for the children.
Sexism is fairly common,Although frowned upon.

[The Deutsch Volk]

4.5, we have eliminated almost all traditional gender inequality. Any groups that support a gender imbalance for either men or women will be broken up, and a coordinated effort to change the equality will see 100 years imprisonment for all the ringleaders.

[Carabana]

Women are treated excellently in Carabana, along with males, as we believe in gender equality. From an early age, citizens are taught to respect people regardless of their gender, and sexism is illegal. In cases of rape, domestic abuse, or any case of gender inequality, women are provided legal, emotional, and financial support so that they can recover as soon as possible. It is not automatic that the mothers or the fathers will gain custody of the children in case of domestic abuse, the one that committed the abuse will be prosecuted, and the victim will gain custody of the children, whom also have a say in who gains the custody.

[Fauzjhia]

5.0

Patriarcal systems have been abolished in Fauzjhia, Women can do all job a male can do.
strangely, Fauzjhia is one of the only nation who register more women births naturally then males, we are studying what is wrong with us.

True, if anything, male are oppressed in Fauzjhia, they are required to be respectful to women, and have to accept their companion have the right to have sex with others males.

IN fauzjhia, both Polygamie and Polyandrie are legal, but Polygamie always show that a man a taken a very respectable path in life.

[Independent Carolina]

4. Women receive the same equal treatment and equality of men.

[North Korea Under Kim Jong-un]

4. Women are legally equal with males, and domestic violence, sexual crimes and sexism are strongly cracked down on, but there are hidden pockets of sexism around.

[Aikoland]

Aikoland would be a 4.5 on the scale. All forms of sexism are illegal and women are considered completely equal in the eyes of the law. In addition, any form of violence towards women is taken extremely seriously. It is sometimes stated that women are in power in Aikoland, but that's not really true. Men do have representation in the National Congress, albeit less than women. (Currently, 59% of the seats in the House of Representatives are held by women and 53% of the seats in the Senate are held by women, combined with both houses, 57% of all seats in the National Congress are held by women0

[Asigna]

Take this in mind, the Philippines has the highest gender equality in Asia and that shall remain, forever.

[Suengara]

4.5

Sexual crimes and severe sexism is punishable by death.

Women are the same as men in the country, treated as such; the culture has always been accepting of women.

[Cema Delta]

Cema Delta sits somewhere between 4 and 5 on this scale.

The latest survey of trade and industry revealed that 71% of decision-making roles within large companies are held by women, while for smaller companies the figure is 58%.

Our High Council currently comprises 38 women and 32 men, and our National Assembly 485 women and 184 men.

This is a situation which has simply evolved over time, with many men quite happy to assume manual jobs and leave positions of responsibility to the women. Consequently there are no laws in Cema Delta against workplace discrimination based on gender because we simply haven't needed any.

[Christ Nation]

ChristNation is a 4.

But because of our successful programme of traditional Christian values women tend to be generally happy staying in their traditional roles.

[Xmara]

4. Xmara does not discriminate against sex.

[Zhouran]

Take this in mind, the Philippines has the highest gender equality in Asia and that shall remain, forever.

"What if a told you Zhouran also has a high gender equality in Asia..."

- Vice Marshal Song Feng

[Asigna]

Take this in mind, the Philippines has the highest gender equality in Asia and that shall remain, forever.

"What if a told you Zhouran also has a high gender equality in Asia..."

- Vice Marshal Song Feng

"Pics or didn't happen."
-Punong Rodel Drapiza

"That makes both of us then."
-Foreign ministress Rosa Rivera

[Zhouran]

"What if a told you Zhouran also has a high gender equality in Asia..."

- Vice Marshal Song Feng

"Pics or didn't happen."
-Punong Rodel Drapiza

"No need for pics. Already happened."

- Senior General Su Liang, a female who is currently Minister of Defense

"That makes both of us then."
-Foreign ministress Rosa Rivera

"Yup, although, do note that your nation still has a male leader while Zhouran has a female leader..."

- Vice Marshal Song Feng, referring to herself

[The Province of Tamriel]

Our women are treated like fair maidens while also some can be savage brutish warriors such as the men. We're all about equality in the Empire. Except for the damn Thalmor...

[United RussoAsia]

Women are treated equally, however some ethnicities' women prefer their traditional roles.

[The Third Nova Terra of Scrin]

The state of women in Tanzhiye is difficult to explain, as the concept of "gender equality" does not exist in Tanzhiye. Women are equal in the legal system, employment, education but Tanshi culture and social norms are a different thing.

Traditional gender roles are an important aspect of Tanshi culture and the idea of women being completely equal with men is still unacceptable. Women are held as inferior to men, at least in marriage roles. There is still subtle discrimination against women in the workplace at least, Tanshi society still considers the idea of a "male" worker or professional to be the norm. It is still a facet of culture that a man goes on to work, and the woman stays in the home and cares the children.

However, things are becoming much more different as women are receiving more rights in employment and education than ever before. More women also goes to work and the idea of a "working mom" becomes much more prevalent as statistics reveal the 79% of children had their dad and mom both working. The chauvinistic past is going away as Tanshi society becomes more equal in terms of gender roles and the government is willing to support more gender equality in the future.

[Apocryphi]

2.5 - Apocryphi is a Kingdom, or Crownlands. "Things are a little better, but not by much. Women may get paid jobs, but these are low paid and generally hard, unpleasant or both. Women are expected to stay home and tend to their families or husbands. Women are deemed legally inferior to males in every way, only males may become knighted. Many males do treat women well, and loving couples do exist across the country, giving way to loving families. A world of both extremes is however the case.

[GermanyDeutschland]

4. Women are treated just as equally as men. No higher, no lower. Gender has no effect on one's rights.

[Saurisisia]

4 - Females in Saurisia generally are strong-willed but willing to take care of their offspring. They are greatly respected in Saurisia and treated quite well here with domestic abuse (be it a male abuser and a female victim or a female abuser and a male victim) and sexism against either gender being very rare and extremely frowned-upon.

[Kington Langley]

4. Progressive reform to the Kingtonian educational curriculum over the past few decades has sought to crack down on the view that men are in some way 'superior' to women. Today, only the older generations and those of a less educated background generally continue to display sexist attitudes. However, since gender equality is now almost universally accepted among the vast majority of society, those who continue to disagree with the notion that both sexes are equal rarely make their views publicly known.

[Fenfin]

"4. Women are legally equal with males, and domestic violence, sexual crimes and sexism are strongly cracked down on, but there are hidden pockets of sexism around."