Feminism, women’s empowerment, and liberalization are connected but separate concepts. Feminism is a social, political, and economic movement that advocates for women’s rights and gender equality, as well as the elimination of structural discrimination. Women’s empowerment focuses on giving women more power and influence over their own lives by encouraging education, employment, and decision-making chances. In a larger sense, liberalization refers to making policies more open and less restrictive, including economic, social, and political dimensions. In terms of gender, it may entail reducing restrictions that restrict women’s liberties. While all three strive to promote women’s position and rights, feminism is the overall movement, women empowerment is a specific component of that movement, and liberalization is a larger policy approach that can help feminists.