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One in four countries report backlash against women’s rights in 2024

By UN News Service

March 6, 2025

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The basic rights of women and girls are facing unprecedented growing threats worldwide, from higher levels of discrimination to weaker legal protections -and less funding for programmes and institutions which support and protect women.

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