Women mark International Women's Day around the world

Hundreds of thousands of women are taking part in rallies around the globe to mark International Women's Day.

Women mark International Women's Day around the world
Tue, 08 Mar, 2011 - 07:29

Hundreds of thousands of women are taking part in rallies around the globe to mark International Women's Day.

They will gather on bridges in 48 countries, calling for an end to war.

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