Many women felt compelled to break lockdown laws, which banned meeting friends and family at home, due to caring responsibilities, a major new report has found. The report, by the University of York, found that women were nearly twice as likely than men to break laws prohibiting meeting with others indoors.
Gender inequalities made women twice as likely to break lockdown laws, according to new report
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