
China’s Bold Push to Prevent Cervical & Breast Cancer
China’s drive to prevent cervical and breast cancers puts women’s health at the core of national development, backed by a white paper declaring gender equality a basic national policy.
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China’s drive to prevent cervical and breast cancers puts women’s health at the core of national development, backed by a white paper declaring gender equality a basic national policy.
As the world marks three decades since the Beijing conference, leaders renew their vows to empower women and girls, acknowledging progress and the road ahead.
At a UN event marking the 30th anniversary of the Beijing Women’s Conference, a deputy head from the Chinese mainland lauds progress in women’s education, health, and employment.
Chinese envoy Huang Xiaowei underlines the Chinese mainland’s strides in women’s empowerment, education and legal rights at the UN’s 30th anniversary meeting of the Fourth World Conference on Women.
On the 30th anniversary of the Beijing Declaration, UN leaders urged faster action on women’s rights amid conflict, poverty, and tech biases that threaten progress.
China will host the Global Summit of Women in Beijing in 2025 to mark 30 years since the 1995 World Conference and advance gender equality.
The UN General Assembly marks 30 years since the Fourth World Conference on Women, highlighting progress and challenges across 12 action areas for gender equality.
White paper shows the Chinese mainland has woven maternal and child care into a nationwide network for 1.4B people, boosting women’s health ahead of the 2025 gender equality meeting.
China releases a white paper outlining milestones in women’s education, health and leadership in the Chinese mainland’s new era.
China’s State Council Information Office releases a 5-chapter white paper ahead of the 2025 Global Leaders’ Meeting, highlighting achievements and future steps for women’s development.