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    1) In the past, women were often treated unequally and faced many restrictions, such as not being allowed to get an education, work in certain jobs, or vote. 2) Over time, through the work of suffragettes and other activists, laws have provided women with greater rights and equality, such as the right to vote, work in any profession, and make their own life decisions. 3) However, full equality has not yet been achieved everywhere in the world, as some girls still lack access to education and some women are paid unequally or have their opinions disregarded, so International Women's Day continues to support further progress.

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    1) In the past, women were often treated unequally and faced many restrictions, such as not being allowed to get an education, work in certain jobs, or vote. 2) Over time, through the work of suffragettes and other activists, laws have provided women with greater rights and equality, such as the right to vote, work in any profession, and make their own life decisions. 3) However, full equality has not yet been achieved everywhere in the world, as some girls still lack access to education and some women are paid unequally or have their opinions disregarded, so International Women's Day continues to support further progress.

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    International Women’s Day

    International Women’s Day

    Girls and women are not always treated in the


    same way that boys and men are.

    In the past, women were treated very differently.

    People believed that men were more important than


    women.

    Although things have got better, women are still


    not treated in the same way as men.
    In the Past
    Women were not always allowed to decide things for themselves. In
    the past, women were not always allowed to:

    go to school or university;

    get a job;

    vote in elections；

    make decisions about their lives or families.


    In the Past
    Boys were seen as more important than girls.

    Some cultures thought that girls


    were not as smart as boys.

    Many women were only expected to get


    married and have a family.

    Women were not able to work in certain jobs


    because they were seen as ‘men’s jobs’.
    Has Anything Changed?

    Many people have fought to make things better for women.

    The Suffragettes fought to get women the right to vote in elections.

    Lots of laws have been passed to make sure women are treated equally
    to men.

    It is now understood, by lots of people, that women are equal to men in


    every way.
    What Has Changed?

    Women now work in every kind of job.

    Women can vote in elections.

    Women have the right to be educated.

    Women have the right to make their own


    decisions about their lives and family.
    Why Have International Women’s Day?

    Women are celebrated on 8th March every year.

    We remember the strong women in the past that have


    done incredible things to make life better for women in
    the future.

    However, women are still not treated equally to men


    around the world or even in this country.
    Why Have International Women’s Day?

    Some girls are still not allowed to go to school.

    Some women do the same job as a man but are not paid
    the same for it.
    International Women’s Day

    International Women’s Day is a good reminder to everyone that even


    though women have more rights than they did,
    they are still not treated as the same
    as men everywhere.
    International Women’s Day
    Some women still need to fight for their opinions to be heard or to do
    what they want to do with their lives.

    We celebrate International
    Women’s Day to support
    those women and raise
    awareness that women are
    just as strong, smart and
    important
    as men.

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