Hadiza's Blog

The International Women’s Day was born out of labour  movements at the turn of the twentieth century in North America and across Europe. Since then, the day has grown in prominence and reach. The growing movement, which has been strengthened by   four global United Nations   (UN) women’s conferences, has helped make its commemoration a rallying point for action to build support for women’s rights and their full participation in political, economic and social spheres of the society. Today, women from all walks of life are also recognized and celebrated for their resilience, courage, and contributions to their societies. In recent years, there has been significant progress in advancing women’s rights and opportunities across various domains, including education, politics, and the workforce. However, pervasive gender disparities persist, hindering the full realization of women’s potential and impeding global development efforts. From unequal access to education and healthcar...