Women’s Rights

Discrimination against women and violence is a tragedy all over the world. In many countries, discrimination is the law from penal code to marriage, inheritance, property acquisition. Even in countries where women are legally equal, discrimination continues. The position in women's decision-making is inadequate. Prosperity of violence against women is often due to inappropriate law, obstacles to access to justice, and failure of acceptance by such authorities for such offenses. The lack of proper sanctions will encourage an atmosphere of immunity that leads to the recurrence of these crimes.

But women are not just victims. Women are the main participants in the liberation struggle everywhere

In this regard, the International Federation of Human Rights prioritizes the protection and promotion of women's rights. Domestic members and partner organizations reminded the International Federation of Human Rights:

Promote the abolition of discriminatory laws and adopt laws to protect women from discrimination and violence.

Women's voting rights in the United States are always a big problem in history. Women 's rights are always closely related to human rights. Infringement of the rights of this woman was obvious in the struggle of suffrage from the late 19th century to the early 1900s. Because the voting right is the natural right of citizenship, the government can deny that voting for women is a human rights crime. Refusing groups based on race, age, gender ... The development of voting rights of women since 1870 Prior to 1857, women had little rights in the United States. If they are under 21 years old they will be ruled by their father and if they are married they will be ruled by their husband. Legally, women are completely affected by men. As time passed, however, several legislation passed and women gained more citizenship. For example, "Local Government Law" authorized women's female owners.

She made the most famous speech entitled "Is not I a woman?" At the Ohio State Women's Rights Conference in 1851. How women 's rights in women' s rights changed in the 1800 's and now - in the 19th century women can not vote and most states have laws restricting the right to own women' s property was. Like most occupations, most universities are closed to women. Colorado is the first state to grant women voting rights through amendment. Important person Susan Anthony - By the end of the nineteenth century, many specializations were opened to women through Anthony's solid work. - The National Women's Voting Rights Association was founded in 1869. She has been working for women for over 50 years. - On November 5, 1872, the first person was arrested, tried and fined. - Susan B. Anthony's correction was written in 1878 and later became the 19 th correction and gave women the right to vote.