Japan's Military Aims to Increase Female Representation to 13% by 2036

Japan's Self-Defense Forces (SDF) have set a new target to increase the proportion of women in their ranks to 13% by March 2036, up from the current 9%. This initiative aims to enhance diversity and address recruitment challenges.

8 Apr, 06:47 — 8 Apr, 06:47

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Japan aims to boost number of female troops as SDF struggles to enlist

Under a new target set this year, women should account for 13% of SDF members by March 2036, up from 9% currently, the Defense Ministry said.

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Japan aims to boost number of female troops as SDF struggles to enlist

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