Women leaders are held to much stricter moral standards by society than men, with little room to be seen as mothers, daughters and friends as well as politicians, former Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin said.In an online interview with Kyodo News ahead of a visit to Japan to mark the publication of the Japanese edition of her memoir, Marin, 40, said she believes she "would have been treated differently" had she been a man.She became the world's youngest serving prime minister at 34 in December 2019, leading a cabinet in which women held a majority of posts and steering Finland through the…READ FULL ARTICLE
