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At the crossroads
| Subtitle | women’s rights after 2015 |
| Publisher | Womankind |
| Publish Year | 2015 |
| Pages | 16p. |
| Language | English/Engels |
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| Description | Women’s rights organisations (WROs) are organisations led by women working to advance gender equality and women’s rights. They vary in focus and scale but are informed and inspired by an understanding of the context in which women live, and what needs to change. They organise as women but recognise that women experience .many layers of inequality shaped by age, ability, ethnicity, race, HIV status, sexual orientation, religion and other social differences, and so have diverse needs and interests. A feminist analysis of how these inequalities intersect with gender inequality, and of the power structures which maintain women’s inequality to men, is at the core of WROs’ work. |
| External Link | https://womankind.org.uk/download/19804/ |
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