In South and West Asia, the status of women has seen significant changes over the past few decades, marked by increased access to education, political representation, and economic participation. Many countries have implemented legal reforms aimed at improving women's rights, such as laws against domestic violence and gender discrimination. However, challenges remain, including cultural norms, violence, and limited access to resources. Overall, while progress is evident, the pace and extent of change vary widely across the region.
An angiya is a bodice worn by women in South Asia.
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Eshya Mujahid-Mukhtar has written: 'Poverty and economic vulnerability in South Asia' -- subject(s): Social conditions, Primary Education, Education, Girls, Economic conditions 'Indicators on the status of women in Pakistan'
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