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Women's suffrage is the right of women to vote in elections. Beginning in the early 18th century, some people tried to change voting laws to allow women to vote. Liberal political parties would continue to entitle women to vote, increasing the number of those parties' potential constituencies. National and international organizations formed to coordinate efforts toward women's voting, especially the International Woman Suffrage Alliance. In 1946 women had the first right, the right to vote, thanks to feminism and the women of the time who never stopped fighting for their rights, but the first three who started this movement are: Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B. Anthony, and Lucretia Mott. Women have the right to equality in the enjoyment of all their rights, including the right to access, use, inherit, control, and own land. The right to live free from violence, A life free of violence and discrimination is the right of every woman. An unprecedented number of countries have laws against domestic violence, sexual assault and other forms of violence.
-Nathan D'alessandro

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is an international activist movement, originating within the African American community, engaged in the fight against racism, perpetuated at a socio-political level, towards black people. Black Lives Matter regularly holds rallies to openly protest police killings of Black people, as well as broader issues such as racial profiling, police brutality, and racial inequality in the United States legal system.

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The international community has recognised the equal right to quality education of everyone and committed to achieving gender equality in all fields, including education, through their acceptance of international human rights law. This means that states have legal obligations to remove all discriminatory barriers, whether they exist in law or in everyday life, and to undertake positive measures to bring about equality, including in access of, within, and through education.
-Isabella Viola

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Freedom of movement is the right to move around freely as we please – not just within the country we live in, but also to visit others. But many women face real challenges when it comes to this. They may not be allowed to have their own passports, or they might have to seek permission from a male guardian in order to travel.

For example, recently in Saudi Arabia there has been a successful campaign to allow women to drive, which had previously been banned for many decades. But despite this landmark gain, the authorities continue to persecute and detain many women’s rights activists, simply for peacefully advocating for their rights.

-Aurora Cassano

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It might seem like an obvious point, but we cannot have a free and equal society until everyone is free and equal. Until women enjoy the same rights as men, this inequality is everyone’s problem.
-Aloi Fabiana

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Gender based violence is when violent acts are committed against women and LGBTI people on the basis of their orientation, gender identity, or sex characteristics. Gender based violence happens to women and girls in disproportionate numbers.Women and girls in conflict are especially at risk from violence, and throughout history sexual violence has been used as a weapon of war. For example, we have documented how many women who fled attacks from Boko Haram in Nigeria have been  subjected to sexual
violence  and rape by the Nigerian military
- Alessandro Capezzera

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Often, women are the subject of gender based discrimination in the workplace. Equal pay for the same work is a human right, but time and again women are denied access to a fair and equal wage. Recent figures show that women currently earn roughly 77% of what men earn for the same work. This leads to a lifetime of financial disparity for women, prevents them from fully exercising independence.

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Gender equality is the equal treatment of men and women. For example, that both sexes can have free participation in the politics of their country, access to the same job opportunities, possession of assets, etc.

The recognition of rights and duties between men and women has changed throughout history. Legally in the early 20th century, women began to participate in political life.

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Amnesty International’s research further reveals that hundreds of women along with their children have been held in the notorious Giwa Barracks detention centre since 2015.Many of those detained since 2015 had been victims of abductions or forced marriages by Boko Haram and were detained by the military for being so-called “Boko Haram wives” instead of being rescued.

-Verre Niccolò

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Women should be able to live without fear of gender-based violence, including rape and other sexual assaults, female genital mutilation, forced marriage, forced pregnancy, forced abortion, or forced sterilization. There have been some major breakthroughs, but women and girls are still harmed by the laws
Amnesty International has supported women and girls in their fight against forced marriage, which affects huge numbers of girls especially in rural areas.

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-to live free from violence and discrimination
-to have physical and mental health
-to be educated
-to vote
-to earn on equal wage
Amnesty International also puts pressure on those in power to respect women's rights
-Tocci Anastasia

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The suffragettes were all those women who were part of a female indipendence movement that developed in the 19th century  with the aim of affirming women's right, in particular that of voting.
-Bossio Ilaria

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Feminism in South Korea was born during the years of Japanese colonialism (1910-45). Despite the various social struggles supported by the movements within it, women officially entered society in 1948, when women's suffrage was included in article eleven of the national constitution.

-Lanzillotta Simone

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On average, 30% of all women have experienced physical and/or sexual violence committed against them.
Sexual harassment is any unwelcome sexual behavior that could be physical conduct and advances, demanding or requesting sexual favours or using inappropriate sexual language.
Sexual violence is when someone is physically sexually assaulted.

-Lorena Nigrelli

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During 19th people began to agitate for the right of women to vote. In 1893 New Zealand became the first country to give women the right to vote. This movement grew to spread all around the world,In Pakistan in some areas women have been effectively prohibited from voting