• Gender discrimination: Women may face discrimination in areas such as education, employment, and political representation.

• Violence against women: Women may experience physical, sexual, or emotional abuse, domestic violence, and sexual harassment.

• Income inequality: Women may earn less than men for equivalent work and face difficulties in accessing equal pay and opportunities for advancement.

• Reproductive rights: Women may face limitations on their reproductive choices, including access to safe and legal abortion, family planning, and maternal healthcare.

• Human trafficking: Women and girls are disproportionately affected by human trafficking, a form of modern-day slavery, for sexual exploitation and forced labor.

• Political representation: Women may be underrepresented in political leadership positions and may face barriers to participating in political processes.

• Work-life balance: Women may struggle to balance the demands of work and caregiving responsibilities, which can have negative impacts on their career advancement and financial security.

It is important to address women’s issues to ensure that all women have equal opportunities, are free from violence and discrimination, and have the ability to make decisions about their own lives.