General News of Friday, 9 March 2018

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31st December Women’s Movement's message to women on International Women's Day

8th March is set aside to celebrate the contributions of women all over the world 8th March is set aside to celebrate the contributions of women all over the world

The Interim Management Committee of the 31st December Women’s Movement has sent a congratulatory message to all Ghanaian women as the world marks International Women’s Day.

The group in a statement released on Thursday, 8th March 2018 noted that women are “still worried about the negative impact of globalization, conflicts, the inequality in the job market and climate change”.

They further assured that the 31st December Women’s Movement is still resolved and resolute in its aims and objectives.

Find the full statement below

Solidarity Message from the of 31st December Women’s Movement Interim Management Committee to All Women on the Intentional Women’s Day of 8th March 2018.

Accra, March, 8th 2018 – We wish to congratulate all women on the International Women’s day for their hard work, empowerment and courage in the face of several challenges. Women, as mothers take care and provide for the children. As farmers, women till the land and ensure that food stuffs leave the farm areas to the urban towns to feed many people.

Women are still worried about the negative impact of globalization, conflicts, the inequality in the job market and climate change.

On this day as we celebrate our Women, we want to assure all women that we are still resolved and resolute in our aims and objectives to: -

1. Promote education and good health

2. Contribute to the process of enhancing women’s participation in public affairs and human rights.

3. Access to justice for all women

4. Guarantee of equal rights to training and skill development without impediments of harassment in any form.

As we celebrate today, let us hold on to our values and strength as mothers and leaders for the future generations. We call on all women’s groups to forge together for greater collaborations in the fight against poverty, hunger, disease, discrimination, domestic violence and disabilities. God Bless us all.

Secretary