
women: Marking International Women’s Day
International Women’s Day – 8 March – commemorates the struggles of women workers worldwide against low pay and exploitation.
International Women’s Day – 8 March – commemorates the struggles of women workers worldwide against low pay and exploitation.
The United Nations Human Development Report of 2006 places Nigeria at 151 out of 177 nation-states rated basically in terms of life expectancy, educational attainment, income, seats in parliament held by women, female professional and […]
In the 1920s women workers were only paid about half of what male workers earned.
Fighting programme of socialist change vital
The fundamental emancipation of women lies in the achievement of a classless society.
It is quite common to hear authorities, public figures, or even some less conscious activists say that sexist violence, the violence suffered by women, “is a private issue”.
Since last Autumn, a new government composed of four traditional capitalist parties rules Sweden.
Almost one in every two women in Europe (about 45%) will, during their lifetime, be subjected to some form of violence.
On China’s highly automated assembly lines, the capitalists prefer to use female labour and even child labour.
The fundamental emancipation of women lies in the achievement of a classless society.
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