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International Women's Day: Concerns equality is 'going backwards'

Research in 2024 indicated that 47% of people believe that 'things have gone far enough in Great Britain' regarding women's equal rights with men.
Johanna Robinson, a Welsh government advisor, noted that a significant proportion of men feel gender equality has 'gone too far' and cited a backlash against women's rights.
Three high-profile Welsh women expressed concerns that women's equality is regressing despite some progress, indicating that there is a push back against women's rights.
The World Economic Forum's research predicts that full parity will not be achieved until 2158, approximately five generations from now.

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Helsingin Sanomat

Equality | Bishop Mari Leppänen participated in the first protest march of her life on Women's Day – "My threshold was crossed"

Concerns about the "backlash to equality" led thousands to march in Helsinki on Women's Day for equality and human rights.

21 hours ago·Helsinki, Finland

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Protothema

Mr. Kyriazidis we have news for you: Women were not born to have children

“Go Have a Child” and Happy International Women's Day

1 day ago

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junge Welt

March 8: Fight women's rights!

Feminist Fighting Day 2025: Against the reactionary rollback and for the material equality of all.

2 days ago

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BBC News

International Women's Day: Concerns equality is 'going backwards'

Three women who spoke with BBC Wales are concerned some people feel gender equality has gone too far.

2 days ago·United Kingdom

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Socialists & Democrats

It's 2025: no, we're not going back!

On the International Women's Day, our MEPs reaffirm the fight we lead for gender equality in the face of numerous challenges.

5 hours ago

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vl.no

Vårt Land: "Equality is still lacking in many fields. In some areas it is regressing"

This is a leader. The leader expresses Vårt Land's view. The editor-in-chief and political editor are responsible for the content. Many believe that equality between women and men has come far enough. It is pointed out that many young men are also struggling. But working to improve their conditions does not mean that we should give up the fight for women. We must be able to have two thoughts in our heads at the same time. Violence, murder and ra…

22 hours ago

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