Women’s rights refer to the rights and entitlements that are granted to women and girls, aimed at ensuring equality and fairness in all aspects of life. This includes the right to vote, to work, to receive education, and to participate fully in social, political, and economic life without discrimination. Women’s rights advocate for gender equality and seek to eliminate barriers that lead to oppression and discrimination based on gender.
Historically, the fight for women’s rights has addressed issues such as reproductive rights, workplace equality, domestic violence, sexual harassment, and access to healthcare. The movement has evolved to include the rights of marginalized groups within women, encompassing intersectional approaches that consider race, ethnicity, class, and sexual orientation.
Ultimately, the concept of women’s rights is anchored in the belief that women should have the same legal rights and opportunities as men in all spheres of life, thereby promoting justice and equality within society.
International Women's Day 2025 spearheads global efforts to empower women and girls, emphasizing active participation to eradicate inequality. The 30th anniversary of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action highlights…