Today is International Women's Day: Protecting Women's Dignity is Humanism

Today is International Women's Day: Protecting Women's Dignity is Humanism

International Women's Day has become official since the United Nations began celebrating in 1975

Today  March 8 is "International Women's Day"👩, a special day for women.  This day was recognized by the United Nations in 1918 and is celebrated all over the world today.  International Women's Day was first observed in the United States on February 28, 1909.  The Socialist Party of America played a key role.

It is worth mentioning that during those days, women working in textile mills in New York were very upset due to exploitation.  At that time their strike had been going on for a whole year but unfortunately no one was listening to them.  He was honored by the Socialist Party on February 28, 1909, in support of his struggle.  The women garment workers on their own then won their battle for working hours and good pay.

In Russia, on the other hand,  The first International Women's Day was celebrated in late February 1917.  These women celebrated this day to protest the First World War.  Similarly in Europe on 8 March women rallied in support of peace activists.  At the same time, the foundation was laid for the celebration of International Women's Day in Europe.

International Women's Day has been official since the United Nations began celebrating in 1975.  This day is celebrated mainly to show respect, admiration and special affection towards women.👍

International Women's Day is celebrated with the aim of honoring all the women of the world.  Today, when this day has become a symbol of celebration of the progress made by women in society, politics and economics, it can be said that women have become as insecure as they have been.  On the one hand, Women's Day is celebrated all over the world, on the other hand, the atrocities against women are increasing day by day.  There is no reduction in cases of domestic violence and sometimes heart-wrenching rapes.😌 In addition, there are many incidents that go unnoticed or recorded in books.

At such times the question is how safe is the woman?  Whose responsibility is it to protect it?  My, yours, Anne's own or this society's?  When Women's Day is celebrated and not Men's Day!  If it is proved here that there is a special honor for women, then is this honor just a pretense!  Just as Women's Day is celebrated with fervor, so is the protection of women's dignity in the true sense of the word.