The Legal Status of Women

So that women are inferior to men ... This thought still influenced humanity despite the alleged "intellectual evolution." For example, in England the properties of a married woman were given to the husband, even in other parts of the world the woman was a property as an object: which could not be entitled to make use of the law.


When women started to work outside their homes, they were mistreated by men making women work with heavy work days with a minimum pay.
Fortunately laws began to protect women from this treats during the 60's, making women and men equal in work.


But discrimination didn't stop. The law was always in the men's side, making women look like if they shouldn't deserve any rights in cases of divorce, defense killings and other cases where men were protected in a better way that ladys.


It was until the 20th century, when woman began to have equal rights in work and law matters in some parts of Europe.