All human beings are born equally and freely in rights and dignity, and all have the freedoms and rights without any differentiation of any kind, such as language, religion race, color, sex, birth or another event. However, it is most unfortunate that in almost all societies of the world.

Women have the right to participate in political processes that affect them, their families, and their societies. Countries with increased women's participation and leadership in civil society and political parties tend to be more inclusive, responsive, egalitarian, and democratic. When women meaningfully participate in peace processes, they can help to expand the scope of agreements and improve the prospects for durable peace.

Women's political participation results in tangible gains for democracy, including greater responsiveness to citizen needs, increased cooperation across party and ethnic lines, and more sustainable peace.

Across the world there have been significant improvements in gender equality in a number of domains over the last 500 years.