The situation of Polish women

In Poland women obtained the right to vote in 1918 after regaining sovereignty.

Women have always wanted to have the same rights as men, it is obvious, because they are equal to men.

But there are still the country in which women don’t have the right as Brunei (it is located on the north coast of the island of Borneo in Southeast Asia) and Lebanon (Liban), in which the right of women to vote is limited, women must be educated in order to can vote. This right doesn’t concern men who can vote irrespective of their education (source: Wikipedia).

Now, in Poland, women, especially feminists want to fight for the right to abortion. They want to decide themselves about their procreation. In my humble opinion, fetus is a child since the conception and I think that one should act sensibly and be responsible for their actions. But I understand that it depends of different aspects such as religion, beliefs or life situation.

Moreover, women want to earn as much as men especially that they work often in the same position as men.

Women want to have more maternity leave because they know that a child needs mommy not a nanny. 

Women are afraid of being pregnant because they don’t want to lose their job. It happens when a boss finds out that his worker is pregnant, he doesn’t want to pay tax or the others fees when she doesn’t work.

Furthermore, women are often discriminated against because men believe that they are weaker, stupid or in general worse than men. It’s unacceptable, but unfortunately there are men who think like that. They believe as well that women should stay at home, cook, be in labour, take care of children, clean and serve their husband, etc. However, there are women who think the same too. They think that they must be subjugated to their husbands. I think that when a woman wants to be at home, and her husband earns, it’s good, but each of them must respect and help each other. Without it, there will be nothing.