Women’s rights refer to the legal, social, and economic principles that advocate for equality and justice for women in various aspects of life. This encompasses the fight for equal opportunities, the ability to make choices about one’s own body and health, access to education and employment, protection against discrimination and violence, and the right to participate fully in political processes. Women’s rights also address the need for reproductive rights, equal pay, and protective laws against gender-based violence. Historically, the movement for women’s rights has aimed to dismantle patriarchal structures and address systemic inequalities that have disadvantaged women globally. The term underscores the importance of recognizing and upholding the rights of women as human rights, emphasizing their role in achieving broader societal equity and justice.
International Women's Day 2025 is celebrated globally as a call to action for gender equality and empowerment. The theme emphasizes bold actions to unlock rights, power, and opportunities for women…