The country embraced the concept back in 1947.
Some companies offer this leave as part of their employee benefit programme.
South Korea introduced such leave to promote gender equality in 2001.
Women are entitled to an unpaid leave per month.
Those who deny this leave can face a fine of up to 5 million won (Rs 3 lakh).
Taiwan implemented the leave clause in 2013.
This policy grants women to take up to 3 days of leave.
Indonesia has been granting 2-day menstrual leave per month since 2003.
It reflects growing global awareness that caters to women's specific health needs.
This African nation came up with the policy in 2015.
Women are entitled to a day's menstrual leave per month.