Women's Rights: Examining Current Issues and Progress in Society

This report examines the current state of women's rights, analyzing both the progress made and the challenges that persist. It explores advancements in areas such as property rights, voting rights, and professional opportunities, highlighting the significant improvements in women's societal roles. Simultaneously, the report acknowledges the ongoing challenges, particularly the persistent societal expectations related to household responsibilities. Despite advancements, women continue to bear a disproportionate burden in managing household chores and childcare, impacting their overall opportunities. The report also references sources that support the analysis of the women's rights.

GENDER WOMEN RIGHT

TOC
 Gender Women Right
 What has Improved for Women in Present
 What have not changed for Women
 REFERENCES

WHAT HAS IMPROVED FOR WOMEN IN
PRESENT
There are various things which have changed for
women and now they have better and improved
place in society. There are various examples of
these such as right to buy Property, Right to Vote,
Right to work in Civil Services and Legal
Profession and Right to Claim Equal pay. Earlier
women were not able to buy property now they
can do that and can claim their right to buy
property. Another right and improvement in
situation of women is right to vote.

WHAT HAVE NOT CHANGED FOR WOMEN
 Social status and place of women have improved in society yet there are
various things which are same as they were earlier. These things are
household Responsibilities, so many things have changed women are working
just like man in every sector but still women are required to fulfil household
responsibility. They are required to and at the same time they are expected to
fulfil household responsibility which includes household chores and taking
care of their children and family members. This also includes that women are
the one who still requires taking care of their kids.

REFERENCES
 Abendroth, A.K and et.al., 2017. Women at work: Women’s access to power
and the gender earnings gap. ILR Review. 70(1). pp.190-222.
 Ferrari, S., 2017. Improving women participation in the Lebanese political
system: patriarchal culture vs women quota. If we agree that patriarchal
culture is one main factor of discrimination, is the women quota political
system to reduce its effect? (Doctoral dissertation).
 Wyn, J. and Wilson, B., 2017. Improving girls’ educational outcomes.
In Gender Matters in Educational Administration and Policy (pp. 71-80).
Routledge.