Supervisor Elham AbolFateh
Editor in Chief Mohamed Wadie

IWD ,, Women Daily Lives


Sat 09 Mar 2019 | 03:35 PM
Hassan El-Khawaga

By Ahmed Mohamed Tawfik

While the world celebrates International Women's Day on 8 March, many women in the world still have their daily life in which they struggle to obtain their rights and to play their role alongside men in building the nation's society. In this struggle, she vies for this not to downgrade her femininity .. really difficult and exhausting equation.

The daily life of women in most regions in the world still lacks the well-being they deserve, as females happen to be the sole responsible for about 40% of the world's families, according to an article by Lee Rose in April 2018 published at Brides magazine.

Most of the jobs women do are temporarily. Figures reveal that 43% of the labor force in the agricultural sector in the developed countries are women, while they are 70% in developing countries. In addition, women account for two-thirds of the world's illiteracy rate according to statistics from a UN report.

According to a WHO report, 35% of women, globally, have been exposed to physical or sexual violence from their partner, to the extent of murder in a number of crimes.

The challenges which women face in their daily life, for the sake of completing their education and earn their living, are only small part of those challenges they face on larger scale. Women in the world are paying the price of conflicts, that are never calm down, in different regions and countries.

Women in Syria and Iraq face tragic destinies, such as captivating or trafficking, as was revealed by the Yazidi girl Nadia Murad who fled from ISIS hell. Also in Egypt, and despite the stability the state enjoys, but the crimes of terrorism against civilians, police and armed forces made many of them lose husband, brother or father, so that their lives turn into a unparalleled painful reality.

March 8, International Women Day (IWD), will pass, where women will continue their daily lives with insistence full of faith. All the honor is to world's women in their struggle, and Happy IWD.