I stand against that achieving gender equality among religious structures is impossible

it is difficult but difficult does not mean that it is impossible like if we take it for example if we take case of triple Talaq in 2017 Saira Bano versus Human of India India the Supreme Court of India invalidated the instant triple Talaq and also the Parliament pastor legislation in 2019 if you don't talk about like keeping aside the debate the personal the personal law of the religion can be challenged and changed and if you don't talk about history and talk about the recent then the Catholic Church in January 2025 Pope Francis appointed the first ever woman as roman cruis sister bamrila even long even long set up institution are also changing all them not saying that we have completely achieved equality there is still inquality and religion is religion is male dominating but that doesn't mean that it is impossible and we still here to read the mean that we never reach it

In Theravāda Buddhism, the order of fully ordained Buddhist nuns, known as bhikkhunīs, had disappeared for centuries. Yet in 1996, Sri Lankan women were again ordained as bhikkhunīs at Sarnath, beginning a modern revival of the order. now on the real thing is that that we think the wall is already a face and it it isn't moving but the wall has already move already moveed and we can already see small changes its not major but change is other we can't this then and we are still a long way to go but I refuse to accept the word impossible