A new global study indicates a growing "gender equality fatigue" among men, with a significant portion believing efforts to advance women's rights have gone too far and may even be discriminating against them.

• A global survey by Ipsos found that 54% of men feel they are already doing too much to support gender equality, compared to 38% of women.
• Researchers warn that this perceived fatigue could slow down progress, with experts suggesting it might reflect resistance to change rather than actual equality being achieved.
• Experts like Lyndon Aduda, a field research manager at Innovations for Poverty Action, emphasize that challenges like domestic violence persist, indicating equality is still unfinished.