Womans rights in ethipoia
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Women in Ethiopia face many challenges to their rights and safety. They are not fully protected by laws and can go to school but are not required to, allowing others to force them into work instead of continuing their education. Many girls are forced into early marriage, becoming pregnant as young as 14, and some must resort to selling their bodies to survive if they make it through childbirth. To help address these issues, the document proposes sending a letter to the Ethiopian government urging stronger laws protecting women's rights, allowing women to work less while men work more, and fundraising to support girls' education through school supplies and the opportunity to attend school.
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