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🌍✨ This #InternationalWomensDay, we remember the 1995 Beijing Declaration and the fight for #GenderEquality. But 30 years later, women still face barriers at work and in society. At the #CSW69, trade unions are calling for a gender-transformative #NewSocialContract: 💪 Women’s labour rights = #HumanRights 👩‍🔧 #Decentwork for women by...

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Alessandra Asteriti 𒊩1 год назад

Sex equality. It is the equality between the sexes, not the genders. Or are you fucking Victorians ashamed of using the word sex?

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