As gender disparities persist, the observance of International Women's Day serves as a crucial reminder of the work still required to achieve gender equality. Each year, themes focusing on ...

International Women’s Day is a global celebration — and a call to action ... Women in Eastern Europe have long received ...

In 1917, on this day, the great February revolution broke out. It was the working women of Petersburg who began this revolution…. In 1910, at the Second International Conference of Working Women ...

This devastating incident highlighted the critical issues surrounding working conditions and labour laws in the United States, which later became central to subsequent International Women's Day ...

according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Informal work takes many different forms globally and includes jobs such as street sellers, unregistered taxi drivers, domestic workers and day ...

IN the 1930s parents put premium on the number of children they had. Hence polygamy was the order of the day. The reason was that the more children they had, the more hands would be available to help ...

International Women’s Day is a global celebration — and ... flowers on March 8 — and sometimes even gotten the day off from work. But chocolates and candy can come across as a belittling ...

She brought it up at an International Conference for Working Women that was taking place in Copenhagen. There were 100 women there from 17 different countries, who all voted in favour of the day.