8 March International Women’s Day

International Women’s Day or International Women’s Workers Day is celebrated on March 8 every year. It commemorates the movement for women’s day.

8 MARCH International Women’s Day is celebrated all over the world.

It is described as a day devoted to the development of women’s political and social consciousness and to the celebration of economic, political and social achievements.

GREAT RESISTANCE IN NEW YORK

On March 8, 1857, 40,000 workers working in a weaving factory in New York started to grow by demanding that 16 hours of work be reduced to 10 hours and wages increased. This strike, organized by women workers, was one of the biggest acts of women ever made.

During the strike, 129 women workers died burned during a fire at the Cotton Textile Factory in Washington Square. The owners had locked them up to force them to remain at work. Supposedly, both of these events took place on or around March 8.

8 March was first proposed to be an annual International Women’s Day in 1910.

Internatıonal Women’s Day was adopted by the United Nations in 1975.