As there international community celebrates the Women’s Day, Kigali hosts an international summit aimed at assessing the current social and economic living situations of women globally and the African level specially.
This summit is attended by human rights activists, policy makers and other stakeholders in women’s welfare.
In different nations, women still encounter living challenges as mothers and wives. Some are widows, single mothers and, more seriously, uneducated.
These factors impact on their lives and hinder them from benefiting on available opportunities.
Even though more has been achieved in regard to their living conditions, women in developing countries are threatened by armed conflicts and political instabilities.
For women to be more productive inclusive education policies can play a paramount role in this regard but some politicians are hesitant to promote such up building policies.
In Rwanda, women have got chances to maximize their abilities education, business and political fields.
However, rural women still need more inclusion and empowerment.
These are some of the key issues that are most likely to be debated in the today’s Global Women Summit that takes place in Kigali, Rwanda.
Today the world celebrates International Women’s Day under the theme “Planet 50-50 by 2030: Step It Up for Gender Equality”, which is tailored to encourage men and women to act for positive change.
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