Women’s rights refer to the legal and societal freedoms and entitlements afforded to women, aimed at achieving equality between sexes. This encompasses a wide range of issues, including the right to vote, the right to work, access to education, reproductive rights, and freedom from discrimination and violence. Women’s rights advocate for the belief that women should have equal opportunities and protections under the law, paralleling those afforded to men. The movement for women’s rights has historically focused on grassroots activism, legislative reforms, and combating cultural norms that perpetuate gender inequality. Women’s rights are a crucial aspect of human rights, asserting that all individuals, regardless of gender, deserve the same respect, dignity, and opportunities in all spheres of life.
International Women’s Day celebrates women’s achievements and highlights the potential of young women and adolescents as catalysts for transformative change. The Beijing Declaration of 1995 remains a foundational framework for…