Feminism by treaty

The document was adopted by the General Assembly and submitted to un member states in 1979. [...] nearly every nation has ratified what many now call the "Women's Bill of Rights" or the "Women's Magna Carta." [...] America's failure to ratify the Women's Treat...

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Published in:Policy review (Washington, D.C.) D.C.), 2011-06 (167), p.37
Main Author: Sommers, Christina Hoff
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Congressional committees
Departments
Discrimination
Durbin, Richard
Females
Feminism
Helms, Jesse
Honor killings
Human rights
International law
International relations
Iran
Leadership
Legislators
Oppression
Political activism
Political activists
Political aspects
Political Issues
Presidents
Ratification
Reformers
Sex discrimination
Sex discrimination against women
Social reformers
Sudan
Traditions
Treaties
United States of America
Voters
Women
Womens Rights
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Summary:The document was adopted by the General Assembly and submitted to un member states in 1979. [...] nearly every nation has ratified what many now call the "Women's Bill of Rights" or the "Women's Magna Carta." [...] America's failure to ratify the Women's Treaty has not been for lack of powerful support.
ISSN:0146-5945
2169-6802