The root of dual standard for women’s rights
In a world where we hear about new ideas and we have rapid social changes, keeping equality and rights for everyone will be harder and harder. We have some minorities who have gained their rights partly just in the past decade. There is a group who are not a minority but a majority. Women.
For centuries they looked at homosexuality as a mental disorder, but now we know it’s wrong, so we can understand them and try to give them equal rights.
After the Woman Life Freedom movement in Iran, I started to think again about it.
I think those who are against this movement are against women’s rights. Even if they live in the free world. I think these people, who do not accept women’s rights as equal to men or have the opportunity to do something about it but stay inactive are unfair.
Those politicians, social activists, human rights activists, and anyone have the power to make a change who supports abusers and shakes their hands, have mental disorders.
Yes being a homosexual is not a mental disorder but shaking hands and smiling at those who are massively violating human rights and women’s rights is not policy. It is a mental disorder.
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