Finally, de jure discrimination against women remains institutionalized in article 139 of the Labour Code, which describes rural women as &quot; helpers &quot; of the male agricultural workers, rather than as workers entitled to receive their own salary, which has serious implications for women &apos; s right to food.
Finally, de jure discrimination against women remains institutionalized in article 139 of the Labour Code, which describes rural women as &quot; helpers &quot; of the male agricultural workers, rather than as workers entitled to receive their own salary, which has serious implications for women &apos; s right to food.