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| Headline : Women's Empowerment Under Threat |
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The issue isn't increasing economic growth. It should be the govt who should provide essential social service for the women like national development for all and women education that's high quality also for everyone. Also we need to invest 80 - 90% of necessary funds for the women and children. We need an end to war. Economy and peace 2 separate issues. We need to work on both but always to help people first.
I don't enjoy frequent articles from the people on women and love, romance or marriages. Because it does hurt my feelings that they don't work for the women's empowerment. I am more interested in knowing that the women are being respected. That will provide satisfaction enough. The world should be obligated to defend women and its interests, not the people who have no justice toward women, unless by so doing it indirectly defends the women and interests of the world. Since women empowerment is of vital importance to our economy, it follows that the world will protect the women's rights. But still why many other countries do not provide anything significant of value to the women's empowerment. Yes it would be like a great idea. IF the world authority 'll be there. They also can fit their work to suit whatever work women choose. Indirectly, women empowerment redirects economy from development pursuits to equality, so the women do not have to suffers. However, women who make respect by working in women. Women are an honest and industrious people. We can vouch their good character, behavior, and their respect for the world. On balance, considering the value of one women to be the same as any other women, the economy impairs the overall empowerment of the women; that is, more women benefit than suffer. Of course, when future benefits are considered, such as security for later generations, then it can be argued that the women empowerment today are more important so it will be justified. Journalist and Story Writer Kamala Sarup associates and writes for http://www.mediaforfreedom.com/. She is specializes in in-depth reporting and writing on peace, anti-war, women, terrorism, democracy, and development. Some of her publications are: Women's Empowerment in South Asia, Nepal (booklets); Prevention of Trafficking in Women Through Media, (book); Efforts to Prevent Trafficking in for Media Activism (media research). She has also written two collections of stories. Sarup's interests include international conflict resolution, cross-cultural communication, philosophy, feminism, political, socio-economic and literature. Her current plans are to move on to humanitarian work in conflict areas in the near future. She also is experienced in organizational and community development. |