Wanita di Filipina

Peran **wanita di Filipina** terpampang berdasarkan pada konteks pemikiran, standar dan budaya Filipina. Filipina disebut sebagai negara dengan wanita yang kuat, yang secara langsung dan tidak langsung menjalankan unti keluarga, usaha, badan pemerintah dan lahan.

Meskipun mereka umumnya mendefinisikan mereka sendiri berada dalam masyarakat pasca-kolonial yang didominasi laki-laki, wanita Filipina hidup dalam sebuah budaya yang berfokus pada komunitas, dengan keluarga sebagai unit utama dari masyarakat, namun tak selalu menjadi sebuah stereotip. Ini berada dalam wadah struktur hierarkial Filipina, perbedaan kelas, justifikasi agama, dan kehidupan dalam negara berkembang secara global di mana wanita Filipina dihormati juga oleh pria. Dibandingkan dengan bagian lainnya dari Asia Tenggara, wanita dalam masyarakat Filipina selalu menikmati pembagian kesetaraan yang lebih besar.

## Referensi

## Bacaan tambahan
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