UN Women News
Women are often concentrated in lower-paying industries and occupations
Reduced earning potential affects women's financial security and independence
Pay disparities hinder women's ability to climb the career ladder
The US top court has ended constitutional protections for abortion.
The historic ruling can lead to abortion ban in many US states.
UN Women said reproductive rights are women`s rights and human rights.
Amazon India says that it will help customers discover and purchase from close to 80,000 unique products including selections like organic products, handmade crafts, and healthy snacks among other things.
As part of the launch, Amazon will contribute Rs 25 on each purchase to directly sponsor girl child education which will be in partnership with the NGO, Nanhi Kali.
Besides that, Amazon India unveiled limited-edition bookmarks that feature stories of real women entrepreneurs to mark International Women’s Day in India.
The avalanche of sexual misconduct allegations that has rattled Hollywood, US media and beyond is just beginning, says the head of UN Women, who expects many more women to come forward before behaviors change.
There is need for regulation and monitoring of social media platforms and the medium cannot be allowed to turn into a "weapon of misogyny and harassment" against women in the name of freedom of expression.
Speaking at the ‘WeUnite' conference, which marks United Nations Women's partnership with the IMC Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Bollywood actress Katrina Kaif talked about how gender equality is important in today's times.
The beautiful Bollywood actress Katrina Kaif has a towering personality and there's no denying in that. The 'Fitoor' actress has an ocean of fan following, who love to watch her films, emulate her style and believe in what their idol does.
The rebuke came as the UN Security Council adopted a revamped version of a 15-year-old resolution that highlights the role of women in peacemaking and calls for measures to increase their participation.
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