Women have always been skilled and inventive; they have just faced numerous obstacles in getting recognition and credit for their creations. Here is our tribute to some women who were not afraid to stand up for the respect and credit they rightfully deserved

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As in prior years, a district governor’s office in İstanbul has announced that the central Taksim neighborhood and its vicinity are prohibited areas for demonstrations or marches on International Women’s Day, March 8.
 In a statement released on Friday, the Beyoğlu district governor’s office announced that no meetings, protests, marches, or demonstrations are permitted in the venues or streets of the area, including Taksim Square.  It stated that the planned Women’s Day march has been prohibited to safeguard public order and national security, prevent crime, and protect the rights and freedoms of others.

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On March 9, 1911, International Women’s Day was honoured for the first time in Austria, Denmark, Germany and Switzerland. Today Medical workers have been fighting on the front lines risking their own lives to save others. Women healthcare personnels in UK share their life-changing stories that will definitely give you goosebumps.

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The year is 2021, and women are still treated as inferior and as the weaker gender. Women surely are better off today, but when will they be treated as equals? WION's Palki asks some bitter questions on International Womens Day.

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The biggest brands and advertisers regale us with stories of empowered women during International Women's Day but what about the women themselves? WION brings you the voices of women from around the world and different walks of life and all about what they want.

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The year is 2021. Women are still fighting for the most primitive of rights. A woman does not have the right over her own body. She is killed because of her gender. She is not allowed to work, go to school. What are you celebrating this Women's day? Watch Gravitas Plus with Palki Sharma.

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South Asia Diary: How Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi marked Women's day? Prime Minister Narendra Modi handed over his twitter account to seven women achievers. In a tweet Mr. Modi said, he is signing off for the day and through the day and the women achievers will share their life journey with people through his social media accounts.

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Islamists hurl stones and shoes at Women's Day marchers in Pakistan

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International Women's Day Special: Nitika Kaul Dhoundiyal was shattered when she came to know that her husband Major Vibhuti Shankar Dhoundiyal was martyred during an operation against the terrorists that took place following the February 14 Pulwama terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir. But now, Nitika has summed up the courage and has decided to follow the footsteps of her late husband. Dhoundiyal is all set to join the Indian Army. She has cleared Services Selection Board (SSB) exam necessary to join the Army. She has also got a call letter from Officers Training Academy or OTA, Chennai for joining as an officer in the technical wing of Indian Army. On the occasion of International Women's Day, she fits as the perfect example for hashtag 'She Inspires Us' which PM Narendra Modi tweeted.

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