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The image displays a bar chart titled "Estimated world illiteracy rates, by region and by gender, last year." It has regions on the x-axis and percentages on the y-axis, ranging from 0 to 60. Data is presented for Developed Countries, Latin America, Caribbean, Oceania, Sub-Saharan Africa, Arab States, South and West Asia, East Asia and the Pacific. For Developed Countries, Male illiteracy is under 5%, Female is likewise. Latin America: Male approx. 10%, Female approx. 8%. Caribbean: Male 10%, Female under 10%. Oceania: Male approx. 20%, Female approx. 25%. Sub-Saharan Africa: Male just over 30%, Female approaching 50%. Arab States: Male approx. 25%, Female approx. 35%. South and West Asia: Male approx. 30%, Female approx. 50%. East Asia and the Pacific: Male under 10%, Female approx. 20%. The data showcases higher female illiteracy rates in every region except for Developed Countries where both genders have similar low rates. Sub-Saharan Africa and South and West Asia have the highest illiteracy rates for both genders, with females reaching almost 50% in both cases.
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The bar graph illustrates estimated world illiteracy rates by region and by gender for the last year.

Overall, females that don’t know how to write and read, strongly outnumber the illiterate males. South Asia has higher rate of ignorant people compared to other regions of the world.

Over 50 Percent of females who live in Arab States and South Asia have problems with reading and writing. Following with Sub-Saharan Africa with 47% ignorant women who have problem with illiteracy. Developed countries posses least amount of illiterate females with less than 3% in both genders.

On the other hand, males who struggle in writing and reading are far less than females in South Asia, Arab States, Sub-Saharan Africa and East Asia with respectively 22%,20%,17% and 12%. Developed cities have least amount of males who are unable to write and read with roughly 1%.

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