In a compelling interview, Martha Chávez, former president of Peru’s Congress, reflects on the 30-year journey since the 1995 Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing, lauding the remarkable progress of Chinese women in governance, science, technology, and societal roles. Chávez, who led the Peruvian delegation to that milestone conference,…
In Peru, women’s rights tell a story full of contradiction. On paper, the country looks progressive — laws protect equality, women hold seats in Congress, and Peru has signed major international agreements to protect women. But in real life, the situation is very different. Many women, especially in rural and…
In Peru, women’s rights stand at a crossroads — a nation with strong laws and political representation, yet riddled with inequality and neglect. On one hand, women hold visible positions in parliament, ministries, and community organizations. On the other, millions still struggle for basic access to healthcare, education, safety, and…
