WOMEN AND INDENPENDANCE IN DRC



At the time the woman did not speak in society and even to participate in decision making in different fields. Disrepute, contempt without tarnishing his wife has value today and the woman the right to speak of women's rights by eliminating discrimination. This woman during fights despite it is still the minority representative level in different platforms to equal sex but the woman also involved in the decision-making in society, politics, conflict resolution etc ...
From the internet the woman made her voice heard to plead the case of his country for the purpose of development and combat poverty. The woman involved in the country's economy.
With social media allows people to create, share and exchange information, career interests, ideas, images and videos. Platforms of social media networks have not only connected so many people, but also allowed many voices to be heard and has helped many women speak out against all forms of violence and abuse.
platforms of social networks have logged many girls and women with communities advocates against violence. Many women who were unable to talk in the past about their horrible experiences are gradually opening through social media. Today, a woman in a remote village can denounce and inform a message and it happens to reach millions of people worldwide. Despite the computer tool has not yet arrived at the corner of villages in the DRC but there are NGOs who harvest given on women is published. We still have to fight for equality of gender in certain territories in DRC areas where the premium custom retrograde yet but in time we will. Women are represented in different areas: armed, political etc ...
The 56th anniversary of our country DRC, makes us thinking that we were in the past and to day, there is great hope for the woman who is now autonomous.



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