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UMAR/50 years: Problems of women from 50 years ago persist today, says founder
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UMAR/50 years: Problems of women from 50 years ago persist today, says founder

SAPO Notícias12 September 2026 at 09:07

UMAR (União de Mulheres Alternativa e Resposta) celebrates 50 years of existence. The founder of the organization, Maria Idalina Rodrigues, considers that the problems that affected women five decades ago continue to persist today.

According to the founder, gender equality and women's rights continue to demand struggle, education and mobilization from everyone.

The celebration of UMAR's fiftieth anniversary thus serves as a moment of reflection on the progress made and the challenges that still remain in the fight for women's rights.

Why this matters

Readers in Portugal learn that, according to the founder of UMAR, the issues of gender inequality and discrimination that existed five decades ago remain largely unresolved, which underscores the need for continued social mobilization. This message, issued in the context of the anniversary of an organization with 50 years of existence, reinforces the call for education and struggle for women's rights as current priorities.

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