Women Empowerment

These days one of the main issues happening around the globe is Women Empowerment, which is good in my perspective.

What is Women Empowerment?

It is refers to the creation of an environment for women which is more friendly and where they can make decision on their own for their personal benefits and for the betterment of the society.

Most of the women has already begun to shout out for their rights. They have become more confident enough to come out to the society and struggle for their rights. Every woman has the right to live freely their lives with the sense of self worth, respect and dignity, to have complete control of their lives without depending from another, to make their own choices and decisions, to have equal social states in the society, to have proper education.

Women are an important element of our society. The modern society has started to recognize individual identities of women. They have their own aspirations, ability to work for the society. The world has started to develop as a result of women’s contribution to the society. Nowadays every girl is trying to get educated. They have engaged in any professional they prefer; like doctor, engineer, social workers and even software developers etc. Their contribution to the society really affects the development.

Earlier days when a girl is born people thought it as a bad luck since that girl only will be a burden to the family. But now woman has proven that they can change the world.

 As a mother, she creates the world, educate it and protect it.

Women’s education has been able to reduce the poverty of a family. The money earned   by the male member of the family is not sufficient to meet the demands of this advanced society. So the women’s earning helps to come out of the poverty.

So she should have the opportunities to develop her faculties and to express them according to her own choice. World cannot grow at a good place unless women come forward and contribute to the society. So through women empowerment, women will be able to  get educated and know their rights and duties towards the society.

Article By: Maneesha Rajaratne