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Arao Quiroz Fernando Masaru-Buendía López Erick Alberto

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Arao Quiroz Fernando Masaru-Buendía López Erick Alberto

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It has been officially celebrated worlwide since 1975, when it was declared by the United Nations thanks to the continuous  fight and  manifestation of women for having better work conditions and living in a more equal society.

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On March 8, 1857, women working in the textile industry, known as 'garment workers', in New York, organized a strike to demand fairer wages and more humane working conditions.
On March 8, 1908, 15,000 women once again filled the streets of New York to demand a raise in pay, fewer hours of work, the right to vote, and ban child labor under the slogan "Bread and Roses."

In 1910, an international conference was held in Copenhagen, attended by more than 100 women from 17 different countries. In it, the German Clara Zetkin gives the idea of commemorating a women's day globally.
On March 25, 1911, a tragedy occurred at the Triangle Shirtwaist shirt factory in New York, causing the death of 123 women and 23 men, originating from a badly extinguished cigarette butt thrown into a bucket of cloth scraps. The victims could not escape because the factory managers had closed the stairwell and exit doors to prevent theft

Demonstrating the terrible conditions in which they worked and attention, causing the increase of the movement in support of equality and respect.

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Womens in Mexico have a had a little recognition in the country's history even though there have been powerful, intelligent and important women such as Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, Frida Kahlo, Matilde Montoya, Eulalia Guzmán ,etc.
Nowadays in Mexico we can see more equality between women and men, but there are still a long list of things to change and a lot of things to fight for, but everyday we are a step closer to real equality between genders in our country.

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Voting was one of the most important achievements for women in our country because they became into  independent individuals capable of having their own voice and choice.
In June 3rd, 1955 mexican women were able to participate in the federal electoral votations for the firts time in the country's history.
Later in 1979 Griselda Álvarez was the first women to be voted as governor of a state.

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Abortion is also one of the most important achievements womens have had in the XXI Century in Mexico. In 2007 abortion was despenalized, in the next  years more than 200,000 abortions have been realized successfully for free with no deaths.
Even though there are some states were abortion is legal, there are some others where it is penalized; everyday this states are a step closer to despenalizing abortion.

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In 1994 an ethnical conflict happened where almost a million people lost their lives, consecuence of all this deaths women had to get their country back on the road.
Rwanda is one of the little countries where women can walk in the night alone without the fear something bad happened. In 2009 One Stop Centers where created, this centers have the objective to decrease gender violence and abuse, since they have existed gender violence has dicreased by more than 30%. According to 2020's Gender Gap, Rwanda is the 9th ranked world wide.