Chinese women's movement

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The Chinese women's movement is a broad historical and social campaign in China advocating for women's rights, gender equality, and social reforms, particularly prominent from the early 20th century through the socialist and post-reform eras.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf feminist movement
social movement
women's rights movement
country China
hasConcept equality between men and women
socialist gender ideology
state feminism
women hold up half the sky
historicalPhase post-1978 reform-era phase
post-1995 NGO-based phase
pre-1949 bourgeois feminist phase
socialist state-led phase
influencedBy Chinese Revolution of 1911 NERFINISHED
Marxism NERFINISHED
May Fourth Movement NERFINISHED
global feminist movements
socialist feminism
keyIssue abolition of arranged marriage
abolition of footbinding
domestic violence
employment discrimination
family law reform
gender-based violence
labor rights for women
legal equality
property rights for women
reproductive rights
sexual harassment
trafficking of women
women's education
women's political participation
legalMilestone 1950 Marriage Law of the People's Republic of China NERFINISHED
1980 Marriage Law revision
Anti-Domestic Violence Law of the People's Republic of China (2015) NERFINISHED
Law on the Protection of Rights and Interests of Women (1992) NERFINISHED
mainGoal gender equality
social reform
women's rights
notablePeriod Republican era
post-reform era
socialist era
relatedEvent 1995 Beijing World Conference on Women NERFINISHED
Chinese Civil War NERFINISHED
Cultural Revolution NERFINISHED
May Fourth Movement NERFINISHED
founding of the People's Republic of China
startPeriod early 20th century
supportedBy All-China Women's Federation NERFINISHED
Chinese Communist Party NERFINISHED
NGOs
urban activists
women intellectuals
usesStrategy grassroots organizing
legal reform advocacy
mass mobilization
online activism
public education campaigns

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Deng Yingchao movement Chinese women's movement