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INTRODUCTION : Gender equality is a topic that has sparked much debate and discussion in recent years. While progress has been made in areas such as education and employment, there is still a long way to go in achieving true equality between men and women. Many argue that gender equality is a myth, citing statistics and societal norms as evidence of ongoing discrimination and inequality. In this blog, we will delve in to the complexities of gender equality, examining the various factors that contribute to the perpetuation of gender disparities and discussing potential solutions for achieving true equality for all.   DEFINING GENDER EQUALITY : Before we can delve deeper in to the complexities of gender equality, it is crucial to have a clear understanding of what it truly means. Gender equality refers to the equal rights, opportunities and treatment of individuals, regardless of their gender identity. It is the belief that all individuals should have the same access to educa...

INTRODUCTION : In many societies around the world, gender is often limited to a binary concept - male and female. This traditional understanding of gender leaves no room for individuals who do not identify strictly as either male or female. These individuals, who may identify as non-binary, gender queer or transgender, often struggle to find acceptance and legal recognition in the society. Despite progress towards inclusivity and gender equality, the legal status of third gender remains largely un-recognized in many countries. This article explores reasons behind the lack of recognition for third gender and the implications it has on individuals' rights and experiences.   UNDERSTANDING THE CONCEPT OF THIRD GENDER : Before delving in to the reasons why third gender lacks legal recognition, it is important to understand the concept itself. The third gender is an umbrella term that encompasses individuals who do not identify strictly as male or female. This gender identity can...

INTRODUCTION : Bonded labor is a global issue that continues to persist in many countries, affecting millions of people around the world. This form of modern day slavery is characterized by individuals working under oppressive and exploitative conditions, trapped in a cycle of debt and unable to break free. Understanding the problem is crucial in order to address and eradicate it. This blog explores the harsh reality of bonded labor, examining the global prevalence of this issue through statistics and figures. It also delves in to the factors that contribute to the perpetuation of bonded labor & the devastating impact it has on individuals and communities. Additionally, it highlights the efforts & initiatives that have been undertaken to combat this issue and discusses collaborative solutions involving governments, organizations & individuals. Ultimately, the goal is to create a world without bonded labor.   UNDERSTANDING THE PROBLEM: WHAT IS BONDED LABOR? : Bon...

INTRODUCTION : Every day, millions of workers around the world go to their jobs and perform their duties without any fanfare or acknowledgement. They are the back bone of economy but they are also some of the most vulnerable members of society. Unfortunately, labourers often face a number of problems that can make their lives very difficult. The most common problems faced by labourers are poor working conditions, low wages, lack of job security, inadequate health and safety protections and exploitation by employers. These problems can have a serious impact on a worker’s physical and mental health as well as their ability to provide for their families. Fortunately, there are a number of organizations and initiatives that are working to address these problems. By raising awareness and advocating for labourers, we can make a difference in the lives of workers around the world.   POOR WORKING CONDITIONS : It is no secret that many labourers around the world work in poor conditi...

INTRODUCTION : The world we live in today is far from perfect. There is war, poverty, disease and injustice. What if, though, things were otherwise? What if human rights ruled the world? Imagine a world where everyone was treated fairly and equally. A world where everyone had access to food, shelter and healthcare. A world where everyone was free to express themselves and live their lives as they saw fit. This is the world we should be striving for. A world where human rights are respected and upheld. A world where we can all be happy. Every person in the world, from conception to death, is entitled to some fundamental freedoms and rights. They apply regardless of where you live, what your nationality is, what your ethnic origin is, what language you speak, what your religion is or how much money you have. The idea of human rights is that all people are equal in dignity and worth. This means that everyone is entitled to the same basic rights and freedoms without discrimination. The c...

INTRODUCTION : The United Nations, founded in 1945, is a global organization that works to promote international cooperation. It has a number of programs and funds that help countries around the world development and improve the lives of their citizens. Since its inception, United Nations has played a pivotal role in safeguarding global peace and security and promoting international cooperation. The organization has achieved many remarkable successes in its 77 years history, making a significant difference in the lives of millions of people around the world. The United Nations has responded to major global challenges with noble objectives and has catalyzed progress on a number of fronts. The organization has worked tirelessly to eliminate poverty, disease and illiteracy; to promote human rights and gender equality; to end conflict and promote peace. One of the UN’s most important functions is to provide humanitarian aid in times of need. The organization does this by working with cou...