Women empowerment refers to the process of increasing the spiritual, political, social, educational, gender, or economic strength of individuals and communities of women. It involves equipping women with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to assert their rights and make choices that affect their lives. Women empowerment aims to challenge and dismantle discriminatory practices and societal norms that limit women’s potential and opportunities. It encourages women to participate fully in decision-making processes at all levels—this includes leadership roles in business, government, and community organizations. Empowerment can be achieved through education, access to resources, support networks, and policy changes that promote gender equality. Ultimately, it seeks to create an environment where women are valued and their contributions are recognized, leading to greater equality and improved well-being for all members of society.
The movement represents a collective call for unity and resolve among women worldwide. Faced with rising extremism, participants demonstrate a steadfast commitment to resilience and progress. The Ministry of Equality's…