Cai Chang
First leader of All-China Women's Federation
Born
May 14th, 1900
124 years ago
Died
1990
35 years ago — 90 years old
Category
Activists & Humanitarians
Country
China
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A pioneering figure in women's rights in China, the first leader of the All-China Women's Federation served from its inception in 1949. This organization aimed to advance gender equality and women's participation in various aspects of society. In addition to advocating for women's issues, significant contributions were made to the political landscape of the country. Participation in various conferences and organizations helped promote women's rights on a national level.
Leadership of the All-China Women's Federation
Advocacy for women's rights in China
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