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Empowerment
ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS
1. What is women empowerment?
2. What are the women empowerment principles?
3. Why there is a need for women empowerment
4. Why should it be highly regarded?
5. How does women empowerment helps the
economy?
6. What is its history?
7. What are the existing problems regarding
women empowerment?
8. What are the solutions to the various problems
ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS
1. What is women empowerment?
2. What are the women empowerment principles?
3. Why there is a need for women empowerment
4. Why should it be highly regarded?
5. How does women empowerment helps the
economy?
6. What is its history?
7. What are the existing problems regarding
women empowerment?
8. What are the solutions to the various problems
Empowerment
(1)Harassment
(2)Exploitation
(3)Discrimination
GENDER OF VICTIMES WHO
SUFFER
- ABUSE
10%
MEN
WOMEN
90%
45% Women slapped, kicked, beaten
Shiksha =Education
Swasthya =Health
Swavlamban =Self Reliance
Samajik Nyay =Justice
Samvedan=Sensitivity
Samta =Equality
SOME EPITOMES OF
WOMEN
EMPOWERMENT
(1)Mother Teresa
(2)Aishwarya Rai
Empowered (3)Kiran Bedi
(4)Lata Mangeshkar
Women (5)Queen Elizabeth
(6)Kalpana Chawla
(7)JK Rowling
WOMEN’S RIGHTS IN
THE PHILIPPINES
TODAY
It was only in 1937 that Filipino
women won the right to vote
having fought hard for it
All framework of analysis are
based on the Convention on the
Elimination of All Forms of
Discrimination against Women
( CEDAW)
-ratified in 1981
In 2006, the Philippines reported
to the CEDAW Committee and
its concluding comments
revealed the gaps in the
fulfilment women and rights
Alongside CEDAW, the status if
Filipino Women is also marked
against Millennium Development
Goals (MDGs)
Critical Areas of Concern of the
Platform for Action 1995 based on
Beijing platform (12 Critical Areas
of Concern)
(1)Social and Cultural Rights
(2)Economic Rights
(3)Political Rights
SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS
A. Rural, Indigenous and Moro Women
B. Violence Against Women
1. Trafficking (R.A. 9208)
2. Prostitution
3. Sexual Harassment (R.A 7877)
4. Domestic Violence
C. Social and Cultural Factors
1. Religion
2. Discriminatory Provisions
a. Family Code
b. Forgiveness Clause
3. Media
ECONOMIC RIGHTS
A. The Right to Education
B. The Right to Work
1. Informal Workers
2. Female Migrant Workers
C. The Right to Health
1. Clean Environment
2. Reproductive Health
3. HIV-AIDS
POLITICAL RIGHTS
-Article II, Section 14, of 1987 Constitution
The state recognizes the role of women in
nation-building and shall ensure the
fundamental equality before the law of
women and men
A.Political Participation
B.Right to Peace and Human
Security
“Feminism isn’t about making
women strong. Women are
already strong. It’s about
changing the way the world
perceive that strength”
G.D. Anderson
THANK YOU