how is womens right a social change? i jsut unnw know =D?

Question

and how is it largly supported by the general Cnadian population?

made spelling mistake..*I just wunna know

Answer 1

It should be a social change because women within many societies, even those that claim to be diverse are still underpaid and not given as much as the same opportunities as men do, although they have the same education.
It should be a social change because women are a major part of our society.
I could probably go on if I could go back to my text book, but I think you'll get more from other answerer's.

Second part of question:
Supported by Canada( Hope this is what you're looking for):
Canada has been a signatory to the United Nations Conventions on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against women (CEDAW) since 1981. In a single treaty, CEDAW brings together human rights standard for women and girls in public and in private life. The 2000 Optional Protocol to CEDAW (the "Optional Protocol") is a human rights instrument that creates new procedures to enhance oversight of compliance with CEDAW. It is hoped that the Optional Protocol will contribute to the recognition and protection of women's human rights and the promotion of gender equality in Canada and around the world.

Answer 2

I don't understand your question and I live in Canada too if that makes a difference. you should try rephrasing your question.