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妇女节手抄报一年级s a purely private matter. Today two-thirds of countries have specific laws that penalize domestic violence and the United Nations Security Council now recognizes sexual violence as a deliberate tactic of war.
But despite this progress over the last century， the hopes of equality expressed on that first International Women's Day are a long way from being realized. Almost two out of three illiterate adults are women. Girls are still less likely to be in SChool than boys. Every 90 seconds of every day， a woman dies in pregnancy or due to childbirth-related complications despite us having the knowledge and resources to make birth safe.
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Across the world， women continue to earn less than men for the same work. In many countries， too， they have unequal access to land and inheritance rights. And despite high-profile advances， women still make up only 19 per cent of legiSLatures， 8% of peace negotiators， and only 28 women are heads of state or government.
It is not just women who pay the price for this discrimination. We all suffer for failing to make the most of half the world's talent. We undermine the quality of our democracy， the strenGTh of our economies， the health of our societies and the sustainability of peace. Th