Kvindernes internationale kampdag fejres hvert år den 8. marts for at anerkende de resultater, som kvinderne har opnået, og for at sætte fokus på kvinders rettigheder. Dagen er en anledning til at skabe opmærksomhed om blandt andet ligestilling, reproduktive rettigheder og bekæmpelse af vold mod og misbrug af kvinder. Ligestilling mellem kønnene har altid været en af EU's kerneværdier og et af dets centrale mål, men der er stadig et stykke vej endnu.

EU's kamp for kvinders rettigheder

I gennemsnit udgør kvinder kun ca. 16 % af det samlede antal ansatte i de vigtigste transportsektorer (landtransport samt sø- og luftfart). Det er livsvigtige økonomiske sektorer, og de skriger på arbejdskraft. Problemet er kun blevet værre af covid-19-pandemien, og nu peger eksperter på, at andelen af kvinder inden for transport skal øges.

Kvinder i transportsektoren - dansk

Der er gjort meget i løbet af det seneste århundrede for at give kvinder og piger over hele verden flere muligheder inden for videnskab, men der er stadig masser af plads til forbedring. Den globale sundhedskrise har sat ligheden i vores samfund på en prøve og bremset udviklingen på en række fronter. I denne podcast markerer vi den internationale dag for kvinder og piger inden for videnskaben og ser på, hvordan kvinder har bidraget til kampen mod covid-19-pandemien og samtidig været blandt dem, der har været hårdest ramt af sundhedskrisen.

Kvinder i sundhedsvæsenet: Covid-19 og stigende uligheder - DA

FEMM Committee - Exchange of views on pay transparency, gender pay gap and pension gap with Commissioner Dalli

FEMM Committee - Presentation by EIGE (European Institute for Gender Equality) of the Gender Equality Index

ECON FEMM - Women in Economics and Finance: Debate on the next challenges in the EU

EP Plenary session - Equal pay for equal work between men and women (pay transparency and enforcement mechanisms)

DROI Committee - Exchange of views on women’s role in the rights and freedoms protest in Iran and government crackdown

FEMM ICM on the occasion of International Women’s Day - An ambitious future for Europe's women after COVID-19: mental load, gender equality in teleworking and unpaid care work after the pandemic - Panel discussion

AGRI Committee meeting - Public hearing on Women in the countryside - an academic and a farmer’s perspective

Committee on Women's Rights and Gender Equality - FEMM - Hearing ' Gender aspects of precarious work '

How does Europe affect our everyday lives? How does it impact on our jobs, our families, our health care, our journeys and our consumer choices? And how is Europe present in our towns, cities and regions? As European citizens, no matter where we live, how we make our living, or how we spend our time, the EU has an impact on our daily lives. The website 'What Europe does for me' presents a wide range of short, easy-to-read texts drawn up by the European Parliamentary Research Service, focusing on what the European Union does and the impact it has on us all. It explores EU actions from the individual’s point of view, with many examples of projects and support.

EPRS - What Europe does for me: Supporting women in the workplace - Danish (subtitles)

EPRS - What Europe does for me: Supporting women in the workplace - Estonian (subtitles)

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EPRS - What Europe does for me: Supporting women in the workplace - Dutch (subtitles)

EPRS - What Europe does for me: Supporting women in the workplace - French (subtitles)

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