Dual work and family roles From the 1960s onwards Danish women entered the labour market in huge numbers. Get the facts and the figures here (15-12-2006)
By Katarina Blomqvist
Divorce and new family structures With Danish women entering the labour market in ever increasing numbers, family structures have changed dramatically. (14-12-2006)
By Katarina Blomqvist
Men granted paternity leave The changing role of women in society has also effected men, and Danish men have had the right to paternity leave since 1984. (13-12-2006)
By Katarina Blomqvist
Contraceptive pill legalised in Denmark The contraceptive pill was legalised in Denmark in 1966, having a huge impact on women's reproductive health. (13-12-2006)
Danish equal pay legislation The campaign for equal pay goes back to the mid-1800s. Legislation first came in place in 1973 with The Equal Pay Act. (12-12-2006)
By Katarina Blomqvist
Danish stance on prostitution In 1999 Denmark legalised the sale of sexual services, but it is still illegal to earn money from selling the sexual services of others. (11-12-2006)
By Katarina Blomqvist
Women’s share of parliamentary seats increases Since Danish women got the vote in 1915 the number of women MPs has steadily risen with the largest increase occuring during the 1970s. (11-12-2006)
By Katarina Blomqvist
Women in the military A 1962 law enabled Danish women to join the armed forces. Today only five percent of military personnel are women. (09-12-2006)