Women are deprived of fundamental human rights. Some of the issues are dowry, domestic violence, acid cases, rape, harassment and many more issues that are faced by working/ non working women in India.

Dear Sudhir Kumar Singh Yadav Phd, thanks for your prized response. You have mentioned some common problems faced by both working and non-working women. I appreciate your viewpoints.

Woman don't have any problems. They are equal.

As in many other countries, in Argentina working women have a larger share of home work (cleaning, caring for children, etc) than men. Also they are more frequently in charge of caring for the elderly in the family. However, gradually the situation in changing, in part due to the fact that women have higher graduation rates than men in secondary education and also in many of the university carriers, including some where men where predominant in the past, such as medicine.

Hi, the journey for Bangladeshi working women has never been easy. The educated working women are confronted with never-ending struggles with glass ceilings to upgrade careers due to overwhelming commitments to excel in home, children, and career management and WLB (work-life balance). On top of that, harassment of all sorts, including ageism, colorism, and body shaming has remained customary in our community. The worst part is it is hard to prove personal harassment unless there is a written or visual proof.

Dear Zaib Ullah, thanks for your response. It is a piece of very good news that women don't have any problem in your locality. I appreciate it.

Dear Edith Alejandra Pantelides, thanks for sharing your situation in Argentina. You are most welcome.

Dear Dr-Nusrat Hafiz, thanks for your valued contribution. You have rightly said that it is hard to prove personal harassment unless there is a written or visual proof. I realize your viewpoints.

The circumstances always limit the available options in developing countries