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为切实增强广大妇女群众的法治观念及维权意识，保障妇女同胞的合法权益，2024年3月7日，在第114个“三八”国际劳动妇女节来临之际，海口市妇联在海口人民公园开展“建設法治中國?巾帼在行動”2024年海口市“三八妇女维权周”暨“护苗”专题法制宣传活动、“阳光行动”巾帼志愿服务活动等。yy易遊(中國)體育·官方網站-米樂集团妇联成员担任志愿者，积极参与活动中来。

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