How to Empower Women?

Every Pakistani knows that good intentions alone are not enough to empower women. And it's hard to believe that people who talk about women's empowerment only to the extent of the media have no say in their practical lives.

Women's empowerment is essential for the social development and well-being of any country. Women play the most important role in the economy and food production. In every age, women have played a central role in ensuring the stability, development and long-term prosperity of nations. Women's abilities and skills have not been fully utilized to a large extent. The more educated a woman is, the more likely she is to have economic opportunities. Women's empowerment is very important for the development of society, while women's economic empowerment is essential for gender equality. It is important that the decision-making process and access to resources are not hampered so that men and women can have an equal share in a productive life.

Therefore, it is important for each of the women to play their role independently, to influence the decision-making process, to have their say, to vote and to take action without veto or concealment.

Furthermore, it is important that they have the opportunity to access and manage their material and economic resources and be free from verbal, physical, ideological or psychological in all its manifestations. They also have all kinds of information and that justice affects them in the same way as men

The power to make important decisions about one's personal development is called women's autonomy. It gives women freedom in every aspect of life, including freedom to make the right decisions regardless of mental, intellectual or social barriers. The goal of women's empowerment is to create equality in the social system so that men and women are equal in every field. Women play a key role in enlightening any country on a bright future and helping society and the family prosper. In ancient times women were not treated equally as men. But for any country today, the development of women means that they have equal status with men.

Autonomy empowers women to make decisions not only for personal but also for social development. It encourages women to stand on their own two feet, to be free, dignified and self-reliant, to have the confidence to face all kinds of difficult situations and to engage in various socio-political development activities. To participate in In the old days, women were abused at the hands of family and society. They were not educated and confined to household chores. They were completely unaware of their rights. Women make up almost half of the country's population, so the autonomy of that half of the population is essential for the country's development.

In modern times, when it comes to gender discrimination and gender equality, it is usually a matter of empowering women financially. In the same way, a woman is created with the same abilities. Education begins with the fact that just as a man has the right and ability to get an education, so the real owner has given a woman the ability and right to be educated. Get educated, and it is appropriate to start with the idea that both men and women should be educated, because in the case of a family, both have a great responsibility to educate their children.

 

It is a fact that we say that behind every successful man there is a woman's hand. In contrast, women have been seen marching for their rights. Women are considered weak in this country, which does not need powers. This can be gauged from the fact that women are being subjected to violence in big cities like Lahore, so think how high the rate of violence will be in small areas.

The woman was always oppressed, buried before she was born. No other religion has given women as much respect and authority as Islam has given them because there is no soul other than Adam and Eve who is not born without a mother. There is also a woman who gives birth to men and the same woman seems to be asking for authority from men, why?

Today, even in the 21st century, women are not empowered, and this issue is not even discussed in the backward areas. Even today, 72% of girls continue to be victims of violence and coercion. A long time, women are laggged behind in the race for development and their problems are increasing instead of decreasing. Now either we become silent spectators, treating women as second-class citizens and ignoring them and their problems and needs that we have been doing, or we give this population their own development and this nation. Participate in the development process.

The government should make laws that empower women, make women equal participants in every class. Laws should be made for women to speak out against oppression, to bring them to justice against all forms of violence, so that women who are victims of oppression can speak up for their rights.

There are many ways to empower women. Individuals and governments must have to work together to make it possible. Girls should be educated so that women can read and write and improve their lives. Women should have equal opportunities in all walks of life irrespective of their gender. In addition, they should be paid the same as men for every job.

Another important step in empowering women is to end child marriage, which is common in rural areas. Programs should be launched to enable women to defend themselves in the event of any financial crisis. The most important thing is to take steps to eradicate the scourge of divorce and abuse or abuse. Many women endure every kind of oppression to save their relationship out of fear of society. Parents should tell their daughters during their training that it is better to come home with a divorce than to come in the form of a corpse.

Women's sovereignty will be truly realized when society's attitudes towards women change, they will be treated with dignity, respect, and justice in all their dealings. Work will be done equally.