Klagenfurt discusses: women's movement - progress and challenges!

Klagenfurt discusses: women's movement - progress and challenges!

Klagenfurt, Österreich - On March 5, 2025, the achievements of the women's movement are the focus of a discussion that will be held by the SPÖ women in Klagenfurt and Ludmannsdorf on the occasion of International Women's Day. Expert Gusti Gasser will illuminate the importance and progress of the international women's movement and inspire the participants to discuss existing hurdles and the need for action. This event, which serves both information and the exchange, invites all interested parties to share their experiences and actively participate in the debate, as Klick-kaernten.at reports.

At the same time, the annual conference of the Vienna SPÖ women is organized in Vienna under the motto "Today for a better morning" on May 7, 2022. Here, the Viennese secretary LAbg. Nicole Berger-Krotsch criticizes the inactivity of the federal government, which is no longer wearable in view of the crisis situation. Central topics such as material inequality, women's policy and health issues were discussed with over 180 delegates. Vienna Mayor Dr. In his opening speech, Michael Ludwig emphasizes the continuous efforts of social democracy to support women in all areas of life. An aid package, which is to relieve many Viennese women, is also particularly emphasized before the summer. "It is high time that this federal government deals with the disastrous social inequality," says women's chairman Marina Hanke, clear, while it pleads for necessary feminist measures to effectively support women, such as spoe.wien reported.

need for action and concrete claims

In the context of the conference, clear demands were formulated, including an inflation brake, measures to combat old -age poverty, as well as concrete steps against increasing living costs. These concerns are more urgent than ever because the crisis situation hits women particularly hard. Together, the speakers emphasize how essential it is to promote feminist peace policy. The exceeded application for the guidelines makes it clear that a better, just future for everyone can only be achieved through solidarity and effective measures.