Yorkshire Live Article RatingThe International Women's Day 2022 theme
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60% : The idea for International Women's Day grew out of the labour movement to become an annual event recognised by the United Nations.59% :International Women's Day was first officially recognised by the United Nations in 1977.
57% : The theme for International Women's Day 2022 is "Gender equality today for a sustainable tomorrow, the call for climate action for women, by women," the United Nations has said.
44% : The United Nations added that women are essential to leading and driving change, "Women and girls experience the greatest impacts of the climate crisis as it amplifies existing gender inequalities and puts women's lives and livelihoods at risk.
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