RECOVERY HAVE A WOMEN’S FACE

 

 

We have seen pictures evoked images of women in different situations. Women face discrimination because of their age, gender, ethnic background, sexual identity, religion affiliation and disability that differ among other people. These disproportionately and differentially affect women due to neglect of their human rights and this forms gender inequality, gender crisis and discrimination.

The society must ensure that there are equal opportunities for both men and women. Enabling women avoid child marriage and unwanted pregnancy to protect them against HIV transmission. Hence, they are the most in need of urgent help and in higher risk of violence. We have been taught that men are stronger than women but there are also some instances where women are stronger than men.

Women have faces different disadvantage of gender crisis in 1960’s which leads to a 3^rd World Women where women rally for their voice to be heard because a lot of women have been violently executed and put to jail for their different factors that vary among other people. There are limited opportunities for women than men in past centuries giving their chances of living very low due to neglect of their rights. These lacks of education, job opportunities, safety and security drive them to speak up for their lives and for future generations giving us hope for sustainable development, prosperity, peace and security.

            The sealed opportunities have been unlock and was open to everyone. In this 21^st century, many women have been in different kind of jobs and businesses although there are still some who adopted the act of history, underestimating women what they can do. Because of gender inequality, women’s health is affected around the world. This states empowerment is the key. When giving authority and control over their own lives, women thrive and contribute more to the world. It’s important that we seek to end gender inequality. Treating women like victims isn’t the answer, let their voices be heard. 

Reference/s:

https:/www.unwomen.org/en/news/stories/2017/10/speech-ded-puri-day-of-the-girl 

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