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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 : The social status of women has been an issue of debate for centuries. In ancient times, women were not considered to be equal to men and were not given the same rights. Over time, the social status of women has gradually improved but there is still a long way to go before women achieve true equality. In the past, women were primarily responsible for running of the household and raising the children. While this is still the case in many parts of the world, women are now also increasingly taking on paid work outside the home. In some countries, women make up a majority of the work force. The increased participation of women in the jobs has led to a change in the way society views women. Women are now seen as capable and competent individuals, rather than just home makers and mothers. This change is reflected in the increased number of women in leadership positions in both the public and private sector. While the social status of women has improved, there is still much wo...

INTRODUCTION : The importance of education for women can not be overstated. Women with proper education are more likely to be employed, earn a higher wage and have healthier children. They are also less likely to experience violence and are more likely to participate in the political process. Despite the clear importance of education for women, progress has been slow. In many parts of the world, girls are still not given the same access to education as boys. This must change, if we want to achieve a more equal and just world. In recent years, there has been a growing effort of people advocating for the education of women. This is because education is a fundamental human right and it is essential for the empowerment of women.   Furthermore, educated women are more likely to invest the money in their families and communities, which leads to a virtuous cycle of development. All of this contributes to a better world for everyone. In this blog post, we will explore the importance of e...

INTRODUCTION : The gender equality conversation has been happening for decades but it seems that we are no closer to achieving true equality in the work place. There are a number of factors that contribute to this inequality including the fact that women are more likely to take on care giving roles, both at home and at work. In order to achieve true gender equality in the work place, organizations need to make some changes. They need to provide support for working mothers, ensure that women have access to the same opportunities as men and create a culture of inclusion and respect. Making these changes will help to close the gender equality gap and create a more fair and just work place for everyone. The work place is one of the most important arenas in which to achieve gender equality. After all, it is where most adults spend a large portion of their time and where they earn their livelihood.   There has been considerable progress made towards gender equality in the work place ...

INTRODUCTION : Violence against women is a grave and alarming situation in our society. It not only causes physical and mental harm but also creates social and economic disabilities for the victims. Violence against women is the unequal and unjust societal control, punishment, abuse and subjugation of women through physical, sexual and verbal actions. Violence against women is one of the most common forms of abuse, globally and in different parts of the world. The prevalence of violence against women has been recorded since ancient times. It is estimated that there are approximately one billion incidents of physical or sexual violence against women every single day. Women are at a higher risk of being the victims of sexual, physical and psychological violence than men. It can be committed by individuals or groups against the women. Women's human rights are violated when they are subjected to violence. Any individual on the pretext of protecting or promoting national interests o...