Top 10 Wins for Women’s Movements
On the 100th anniversary of International Women’s Day, the Global Fund for Women (GFW) looks back over the past year and celebrates some of the extraordinary victories won by women’s movements around the world. From progressive new national and international legislation to mass mobilizations for peace, we celebrate the hard work of our grantee partners. These 10 victories remind us that despite enormous odds, women are paving the way to a more just and equal world.
#1 Domestic Workers to Win Workers’ Rights

Despite restrictive working conditions and limited infrastructure, domestic workers worldwide organized, advocated for, and won a victory in June that began the process through the International Labor Organization (ILO) to extend basic labor protections to millions of women employed in other people’s homes.
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Thank you for posting the “Top Ten Wins for Women’s Movements. In these days when it seems that some factions are pushing human rights ten steps backwards, it is important to remind women that positive change has occurred in the past, is affecting us presently, and remains possible in the future.
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