Women fighters have crossed the winds and swamps to obtain a crucial place in the international society. Marking history, they value effort and female strength, more about women’s struggles on woman-blogs.net.
Greta Thunberg
A woman of value inciting to environmental activism to protect the environment
Malala Yousafzai
The symbol of girls’ education and feminism in Pakistan
Erin Brockovich
A striking personality at the heart of the struggle for environmental protection
Simone de Beauvoir
The precursor of the feminist movement acting for freedom and independence
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Founder of the first American newspaper dedicated to women’s rights
Gisèle Halimi
Militant for the independence of Algeria, she fights against racism.
Women’s resistance
Iranian politician, Maryam Rajavi opposes the regime of the Republic in Iran. Her ten plans for the Iran of tomorrow emphasize respect for women’s rights. Maryam Ravaji fights for the freedom of the Iranian people.
Women actors work for the respect of rights and gender equality. Armed with legal norms, they fight for their rights and their independence.
A basic right concept to ensure a better future
A right instituted by the law of July 13, 1965
An authorization to participate in the political life of the country.
Women’s rights are currently at the top of the political debate and discussion: Right to work, equal pay or right to vote? The freedom of women is established by the laws. Historically, this freedom is constrained by the difference between the so-called weak gender and the primacy of man.
The freedom of women has been claimed for so many years. This brand image takes its considerable place on the world stage.
Violence & sexism
Domestic violence, harassment or rape? Women are still victims of the injustices of modern society. The practice of laws and the existence of a common effort are the ideal solutions to denounce these acts of evil towards women.
Equal pay is the rule in Iceland
With its groundbreaking legislation, Iceland has distinguished itself by implementing the equal pay rule.
In Norway, the right to a place in a day care
According to an agreement signed in 2003, the professional life balance establishes the right to a place in a day care.
In Sweden, the top of parental leave
The concept of 48 days of paid leave with payment of 80% of the salary.
