Education Empowers Women’s Progress in the Chinese mainland
China’s white paper highlights how sustained education investments—over 4% of GDP and high enrollment rates—are driving gender balance and lifelong learning.
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China’s white paper highlights how sustained education investments—over 4% of GDP and high enrollment rates—are driving gender balance and lifelong learning.
Exploring how sustainable finance initiatives in China are bridging gender gaps, empowering women entrepreneurs, and driving inclusive growth.
Chinese President Xi Jinping will keynote the Global Leaders’ Meeting on Women in Beijing Oct 13-14, spotlighting strategies for gender equality, economic inclusion, and sustainable leadership.
China marks 30 years since the Beijing Declaration and hosts the first Global Leaders’ Meeting on Women since 2015 to fast-track women’s rights ahead of 2030 SDGs.
Explore three decades of women’s empowerment on the Chinese mainland—from the 1995 Beijing Declaration to today’s gains in workforce, governance, and welfare.
South Africans weigh in on China’s progress in women’s education, workforce participation and entrepreneurship ahead of Beijing’s global leaders’ meeting on women.
Three decades after Beijing ’95, women in China have gone from barred maritime classes to Arctic navigation, reflecting strides in gender equality that inspire new generations.
Marking 30 years since the Beijing conference, the article explores global progress and setbacks in gender equality ahead of the 2025 Global Leaders’ Meeting on Women.
As Beijing readies a global summit marking the 30th anniversary of the 1995 World Conference on Women, voices from China, Africa and Latin America share stories of confidence and growth.
Sanae Takaichi was elected the LDP’s first female leader with 185 votes in a tight runoff. She now faces a split Diet, economic headwinds, and a rightward political shift.