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The [[rescue gap]] refers to a large difference in the number of people rescued by men and women. Men are overwhelmingly responsible for rescues regardless of the gender of the person rescued. This is true whether the men are part of an organised government response or passers by that step in to help. |
The [[rescue gap]] refers to a large difference in the number of people rescued by men and women. Men are overwhelmingly responsible for rescues regardless of the gender of the person rescued. This is true whether the men are part of an organised government response or passers by that step in to help. |
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| + | *[https://www.9news.com.au/national/lismore-floods-nsw-man-rescues-people-from-floodwaters/2da04b13-e010-4aa9-bfd8-5cb0b5ca3715 Australian man Vincent Marychurch rescues more than 50 people from flood waters] |
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Revision as of 06:12, 1 March 2022
The rescue gap refers to a large difference in the number of people rescued by men and women. Men are overwhelmingly responsible for rescues regardless of the gender of the person rescued. This is true whether the men are part of an organised government response or passers by that step in to help.