Feminism
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DEX: FEMINÍSM s. n. Mișcare socială care susține egalitatea în drepturi a femeii cu bărbatul în toate sferele de activitate. – Din fr. féminisme, rus. feminizm Wiki: Feminismul este o doctrină teoretică și de acțiune care revendică lupta împotriva inegalității de gen, promovând afirmarea femeii în societate prin ameliorarea și extinderea rolului și drepturilor sale. Doctrina nu trebuie confundată, ca în acreditarea vulgatei, cu simpla revendicare a unor drepturi. Women’s civil and political participation Globally, women make up just 22% of parliamentarians. (Source: Inter-Parliamentary Union 2014) Women and peacebuilding Only 4% of signatories in 31 major peace processes between 1992 and 2011 were women: 2.4% of chief mediators, 3.7% of witnesses and 9% of negotiators were women. (Source: UN Women – Women’s Participation in Peace Negotiations: Connections between Presence and Influence 2011) 7.4% of countries have had female heads of states over the last 50 years. (Source: The Global Gender Gap Report 2013, World Economic Forum ) Women controlling their own livelihoods Women spend at least twice as much time as men on domestic work, and when all work – paid and unpaid – is considered, women work longer hours than men. (Source: The World’s Women 2010: Trends and Statistics )
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DEX:FEMINSMs. n.Micare social care susine egalitatea n drepturi a femeii cu brbatul n toate sferele de activitate. Dinfr.fminisme,rus.feminizmWiki:Feminismuleste o doctrin teoretic i de aciune care revendic lupta mpotriva inegalitii de gen, promovnd afirmarea femeii n societate prin ameliorarea i extinderea rolului i drepturilor sale. Doctrina nu trebuie confundat, ca n acreditarea vulgatei, cu simpla revendicare a unor drepturi.
Womens civil and political participation Globally, women make up just 22% of parliamentarians. (Source:Inter-Parliamentary Union2014)
Women and peacebuilding Only 4% of signatories in 31 major peace processes between 1992 and 2011 were women: 2.4% of chief mediators, 3.7% of witnesses and 9% of negotiators were women. (Source:UN Women Womens Participation in Peace Negotiations: Connections between Presence and Influence2011) 7.4% of countries have had female heads of states over the last 50 years. (Source:The Global Gender Gap Report 2013, World Economic Forum)
Womencontrolling their own livelihoods Women spend at least twice as much time as men on domestic work, and when all work paid and unpaid is considered, women work longer hours than men. (Source:The Worlds Women 2010: Trends and Statistics)
