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Before 1847, women were treated inferior to men and deemed almost unworthy as their voice didn't matter compared to their male counterparts. These stereotypes, denying them basic rights in society in different walks of life. Women's' voices were suppressed leaving them with little choice but to conform to rules forced upon them. There were some instances of women standing up for themselves but mostly, to no avail.

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In 1848, the Declaration of Sentiments was signed at the Seneca Falls Convention in the United States. The Declaration was signed by 68 women and 32 men. 100 of 300 people who were invited to this convention turned up and they discussed about women's rights

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In 1893 (19th September)Lord Glasgow, New Zealand's governor sent a message to other feminists and activists across the world an equal voting rights were achievable through advocacy. They also made it legal for women to vote in New Zealand, and as a result, New Zealand became the first self-governing in the world which allowed women to vote in parliament elections.

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The 19th of March, 1911 marks the First International Women's Day. It was mainly celebrated in Europe, especially countries like Austria, Denmark, Germany and Switzerland. The United Nations the following years recognized International Women's Day on the 8th of March. The First International Women's Day was mostly celebrated by communists as it was right after the Cold War and it was largely ignored by the West.

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The All India Women's Conference convenes for the first time. In Japan, writer Raicho Hiratsuka challenges women's traditional roles and makes a book about gender equality.

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The United Nations is fully formed and functional due to a destructive poll of two world wars. It started with 26 countries and now it has grown to include over 196 different countries.

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In the UK, Chemist Rosalind Franklin lighted the way to the double heelix theory about how DNA was helical with either 2 or 3 strands, but sadly she was proven wrong. Later on, her initial idea was used to find out the real theory of DNA shape.

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In 1975, there was the World's First Conference on Women and that took place in Mexico City, after the Commission on the Status of Women called for the organization of the first world conference on women to coincide with International Women's Year. In 1975 - 1985, was the world's first women's decade. The United Nations Decade for Women was a period from 1975 to 1985 focused on the policies and issues that impact women, such as pay equity, gendered violence, land holding, and other human rights. It was adopted December 15, 1975, by the United Nations.

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In 1992, feminist activist Rigoberta Menchu became the first indigenous Nobel Peace Prize laurete.

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1995 was a key event for Women's rights, it was the fourth World conference on women. It was held in Beijing and 189 different countries attended. There were 17,000 participants.

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Ellen Johnson Sirleaf becomes the first elected woman to be the head of state in Africa

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In 2013, Pakistani activist Malala was shot, but miraculously recovered. She became very, very famous and now lives in Birmingham. She won the Nobel Peace Prize and is currently the youngest Nobel Peace Prize winner.

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In 2014, viral Twitter hashtag #BringBackOurGirls was across the world and it started in Nigeria. It focused on girls who had been kidnapped and bringing them back.

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#MeToo and many many other famous social media protests and real life protests focus on anti sexual harassments and assault to girls across the world.

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Homosexuality is decriminalized. This is a key event for the topic of equality.

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Countries in the Middle East, especially in The UAE, as they massively contribute to gender equality by guaranteeing gender equality for both men and women. Under the Constitution, women enjoy the same legal status, claim to titles, access to education, the right to practice professions, and the right to inherit property as men. The UAE aims to be in the top 25 countries achieving gender equality.

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The world is progressing, men and women alongside each other, to destroy any obstacles that stand in the way of gender equality.

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The world together aims to end all gender based violence, access to healthcare for all, equal pay, equal parcipitation in voting and much more.