Article: Whither social justice and decent work for women? - Please consider the below article on May Day or International Workers Day. The invisible labour at work or unpaid care work that is majorly done by women - without recognition, rights, or fair sharing with men, also puts them at higher risk of violence, and impedes gender inequality and human rights. The economic value of this unpaid care work is US$ 10.8 Trillion if it was to be paid at minimum wage.
Article: Legal Malpractice Against All Women and How to Stop It - EQUAL MEANS EQUAL, along with Elizabeth Cady Stanton Trust and The Women s and Children s Advocacy Project filed pleadings to intervene in an abortion rights case now pending before the Texas Supreme Court (Zurawski v Texas). We criticized the plaintiffs abortion rights groups and accused them of committing legal malpractice against all women. Free webinar Wed. Dec. 6th at 5 pm EST.
Article: No excuse for not making labour and migration safe and fair for women - Please consider the below article. Despite contributing to the economy, female migrant workers face a range of sexual and other forms of gender-based violence, harassment, and abuse. Safe and fair labour and migration is among the human rights, and an important cog-in-the-wheel if we are to end all forms of gender-based violence.
Article: The ERA is Fully Ratified but Ignored - Throughout the fight that led to the Dobbs decision, EQUAL MEANS EQUAL and others picked up on a worrying trend; people were losing cases because their best defense, the now fully ratified Equal Rights Amendment, was being left on the table. Why?
Article: Voting for Women s Rights - Again - I voted for Women s Rights, of course - however, I don t believe they are something that should be put to a vote!