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women's rights

or woman's rights

plural noun

  1. the rights claimed for women, equal to those of men, with respect to suffrage, property, the professional fields, etc.


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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of women's rights1

First recorded in 1830–40
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According to research by University College London and McGill University, women's rights advocates have raised concerns over HTS enforcing an interpretation of Islamic law, which could for example severely restrict women's mobility, dress and public participation.

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The proposed reforms sparked years of heated over debate over women's rights.

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Findlay said: "He must send a clear message that he and his government fully respect the law and women's rights."

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The case was brought by women's rights campaigners who challenged the Scottish government, arguing sex-based protections should apply only to people that are born female.

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Alarmed by the disenfranchisement and rightward turn of young American men, much focus has been placed on how we can make them feel better about life, too often ignoring the misogyny and repression of women’s rights that their conservative shift is fueling.

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