Does Flipkart really support Women's rights?
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Flipkart is owned by Walmart
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Walmart has not released an official statement on their position on women's rights, but they have been criticized for their treatment of women employees. Walmart has been accused of paying women employees less than men, not offering them the same opportunities for promotion, and discriminating against pregnant women. Walmart has also been criticized for its "Walmart Mom" marketing campaign, which implies that motherhood is the only appropriate role for women.
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