Women gaining a 'greater presence': What have women gained legally, culturally, professionally?

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Women gaining a 'greater presence': What have women gained legally, culturally, professionally?
  • To commemorate the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, Eve Irvine hosted Dr. Ashley Morgan, a Masculinities Scholar from Cardiff Metropolitan University. This day, established by the United Nations 25 years ago, honors the Mirabal sisters, who were assassinated for their activism against Rafael Trujillo's regime, and has since inspired global campaigns for women's rights and against violence.
  • This event highlights the ongoing efforts to amplify women's voices and advance their rights, emphasizing the importance of addressing violence against women and fostering a culture of equality and justice worldwide.
— via World Pulse Now AI Editorial System

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