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“One of the reasons is that culturally, girls are cherished. That is not to say that boys are not loved – they’re equally loved – but I think it’s a common perception in [Mongolia’s] society that the men can revert to manual labour and girls really need a good education to actually lead a good life.”

A Mongolian-educated lawyer, Altangerel completed post-graduate study in the United Kingdom and arrived in Australia three weeks ago to join Allens in its energy, resources and infrastructure practices. On her first few visits to Mongolia, Brisbane-based partner Erin Feros, with whom Altangerel is spending her first six months at Allens, was amazed by the power and influence women have in Mongolia and the absence of the glass ceiling that has been entrenched in many western cultures for  several years.

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