Feminism is a social and political movement advocating for the rights and equality of women. It seeks to address and rectify the inequalities and injustices that women face in various spheres, including legal rights, economic opportunities, education, and social norms. Feminism encompasses a range of ideologies and theories, challenging patriarchy and traditional gender roles while promoting women’s autonomy and empowerment. The movement has evolved through various waves, each addressing different issues such as suffrage, reproductive rights, workplace equality, and intersectionality. Ultimately, feminism aims for gender equity, ensuring that individuals of all genders can enjoy the same rights and opportunities.
International Women’s Day emphasizes urgent actions for equal rights and opportunities, focusing on empowering young women. Thirty years after the Beijing Declaration, frameworks continue to advance women's rights in education,…